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Bollard's low OCR likely to refire housing market

Reserve Bank governor Alan Bollard's insistence on keeping his official cash rate (OCR) low could light a fire under house prices again, according to Westpac chief economist Brendan O'Donovan.

Jenny Ruth

Thu, Oct 29th 2009 10:48AM

Bollard's speech on the OCR

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OCR unchanged, Bollard drops wording rates could fall further

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Market listening for the unexpected

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Westpac loses massive tax case

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HSBC's mortgage book shrinks but profits jump

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Smith leaving NZF

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Long term interest rates rise at Westpac

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Newpark launches new aggregation service

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BNZ claims the lowest floating home loan rate

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TSB's June quarter profit jumps 25.6%

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Westpac chops home loan interest rates

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ASB's profit and mortgage book grow

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Bollard keeps rates unchanged and softens easing bias

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OCR unchanged at 2.5%

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Differing views on what Bollard say about the OCR this week

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