Chalmers’ warning ahead of rate cut hopes
The “important reminder” comes after the RBA disappointed homeowners after it held rates in July despite market expectations of a cut.
The “important reminder” comes after the RBA disappointed homeowners after it held rates in July despite market expectations of a cut.
Mortgage holders are expected to get some much-needed rate relief in August, but one of Australia’s biggest banks is calling for an outsized rate cut.
Mortgage holders are expected to get some much-needed rate relief in August, but one of Australia’s biggest banks is calling for an outsized rate cut.
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