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Think about fixing at a two-year rate soon

Borrowers could think opportunistically about hopping into, at the longest, a two-year rate in the next two or three months just ahead of the Reserve Bank tightening monetary policy, says BNZ economist Tony Alexander.

Fri, Apr 16th 2010 12:33PM

No moves to fix

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QSBO like the working man’s pancake

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The link between OCR changes and bank lending rates

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Declining fixed rates to have little effect

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RBNZ expects to catch more borrowers when it hikes OCR: Spencer

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GDP above Reserve Bank's expectations

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Debt levels kept down

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Reserve Bank may hold off on raising OCR beyond mid-year

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Twelve lenders cut fixed rates

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A new interest environment

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Hawkish and dovish views of the OCR

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OCR announcement expected to have a downbeat tone

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Time to fix?

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Question marks around the recovery

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Low floating rates not getting much response

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