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Future Mortgage Rates
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BOE attempts to control the money supply by restricting the amount of money that the banks create. Problem is , even more so in the US, there's a vast shadow banking sector which is outside of regulatory control. When pulling levers there's no knowing what the potential outcome is going to be.ReadySteadyPop said:
That`s right, the "10 Year Yield" is the one to watch, BOE isn`t really controlling mortgage rates.Hoenir said:
Not that Central Bank action correlates directly to mortgage lending rates. US fixed mortgage interest rates are nearer 7% currently. An indication possibly of what's to come. As the cheap money era continues to unwind.ReadySteadyPop said:Fix now, can`t see FED or BOE dropping rates this year.0
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