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    RBA's Unofficial Briefings: Interest Rates Headed Down Soon

    Agree BV, increasing interest rates will bring some good accumulation opportunities down the track. I have no doubt that rates are heading up. Inflation is slowly turning into a global problem. China has been increasing rates, India went up 0.50% yesterday. Inflation is also starting to...
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    RBA's Unofficial Briefings: Interest Rates Headed Down Soon

    Good luck Sash. I think however you have picked it incorrectly. Interest rates will head up, and property prices will continue to cool. The main inflation driver will now be the natural disasters mid-term. It will be the fact that inflation is rising globally (everyone has...
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    RBA's Unofficial Briefings: Interest Rates Headed Down Soon

    Not going to play your silly little game. To me, all the pointers point to the next rate movement being up. I really don't care whether you believe that the property market will correct, or not. I see it correcting as the world is still in bad shape and will double dip, and am position...
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    RBA's Unofficial Briefings: Interest Rates Headed Down Soon

    Annie, I'd rather be the D&G on the forum, and be correct, rather then the property spruiker who wishfully thinks that rates will fall and help property prices. There is absolutely NO way rates are heading down this year. Inflation globally is on the rise, and there is only one way for rates...
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    RBA's Unofficial Briefings: Interest Rates Headed Down Soon

    Just a cameo appearence. I'll be off again. Back occasionally as the ducks line up, and 2011/2012 proves to be as expected. Someone has to keep the property bulls on here in check with reality after all.
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    RBA's Unofficial Briefings: Interest Rates Headed Down Soon

    Well here we go then. Popcorn ready? With a resources boom (though China is slowing), massive world stimulus the past 3yrs which is now leading to world inflation, a supposed strong Australia economy, low unemployment, wage growth, interest rates still below histiric average, you would...
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