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rates are going high because the good times are starting to roll. With the dollar at $1.50 or whatever, jobs aplenty and a roaring economy we will soon remember why we are called the dumb lucky country

seems officially and unofficially...rates are on the up.

"Bottom line: prepare for an early rate rise and with more to come later in the year. Only GFC-like disasters can "save" you from them." A great closing line from that article

don't have to be an expert to predict it...it's a question of when, not if

Amen quoted for truth in posting.

one tier may be weakening but I understand there is over $250 billion to be unloaded over the next few years in committed resources projects. In reality the best thing for the country would be for WA/Qld/SA to adopt its own monetary policy and currency, which would allow the south east to save...

it may or may not do but the only thing I can see that has played out for you is some blokes opinion that rates may fall.

does this mean the resources boom is definitely cancelled? or wil this just be a dip down and then straight... a sort of RBD dead cat bounce