Graph !!!!!! 2 - The next Generation

IveSeenTheLight

MrDT wrote: »

Nationwide -14.6% YoY

In the last few months, nationwide has dropped 1.8, 1.5 and 1.4%.
So far the YOY was comparing -ve drops against +ve rises.
Next month it will compare -ve with -ve for the first time this year.

Factoring in a 1.3% guess drop next month, this would put the YoY at -14.8% so still going down but you will see a levelling off in the graph

poppy10_2

MrDT wrote: »

Ah, remember the good 'ol days when we got all excited about graphs like these? :

MrDT

IveSeenTheLight wrote: »

In the last few months, nationwide has dropped 1.8, 1.5 and 1.4%.
So far the YOY was comparing -ve drops against +ve rises.
Next month it will compare -ve with -ve for the first time this year.

Factoring in a 1.3% guess drop next month, this would put the YoY at -14.8% so still going down but you will see a levelling off in the graph

Yep.

Percentage drop from peak is what will be interesting to watch from next month onwards, not the YoY figures

poppy10_2

From today's Independent.

abaxas

Oww...

Mary_Hartnell

Interesting Santa Claus rally from NIESR.
Presumably already history because the deals registered at Xmas have already reached the hand shake stage?

IveSeenTheLight

In line with todays interest rate cuts, I thought this was an interesting pie chart to show the variation in mortgages



Another good one shows the interest rates and LIBOr rates

IveSeenTheLight

abaxas wrote: »

Oww...

How do you think this graph will look next month?

HankMcSpank

Next month we'll see something more along these lines...

ManAtHome

IveSeenTheLight wrote: »

Another good one shows the interest rates and LIBOr rates

Wow - 2.75% LIBOR to BoE gap - sha$$ed or what..?