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• Newspoll predicts cliffhanger

  News.com.au - Even after the latest rise in interest rates home mortage rates are still 2% LOWER ... Coalition has the LOWEST level of industrial disputes on record thats 94 years ... and reduce the price of houses then how will it effect the people who have a mortgage ...
  2007-11-22 08:12:00

• Thomson Financial Europe AM at a glance share guide: Shares, oil trade ...

  CNBC - Copper edged up, having earlier hit its lowest level since March, as traders took ... the Bank of England's last policy meeting confirmed earlier this week that rates ... revision (0930 GMT) Sept services output (0930 GMT) UK BBA Oct mortgage ...
  2007-11-22 09:02:00

• Election shatters business confidence

  News.com.au - Confidence among small businesses has dived to its lowest level in six years, but ... Home loans: 'Which bank' to lift interest rates? All Ords: Shares drops after US ... on US worries 4. Election shatters business confidence 5. Home owners feel mortgage pain
  2007-11-22 06:03:00

• Home affordability lowest in 22 years

  News.com.au - HOME affordability is at its lowest level in 22 years, with more than a third of a family's income needed to make average mortgage repayments, the Real Estate Institute of ... Home loans: 'Which bank' to lift interest rates? All Ords: Shares drops after ...
  2007-11-22 06:03:00

• Australian Central Bank Buys Mortgage-Backed Debt (Update1)

  Bloomberg - Sales of Australian-dollar mortgage-backed bonds fell 94 percent to A$1.8 billion in the third quarter, the lowest in five years, as rising defaults on U.S. home ... the amount of money available in the banking system and bringing money market rates ...
  2007-11-22 09:59:00

• Houses in Aust becoming 'unaffordable' (The New Zealand Herald)

  SYDNEY - Home affordability in Australia is at its lowest level in 22 years, with more than a third of a family's income needed to make average mortgage repayments, the Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) says.
  2007-11-22 06:22:50

• Australian Central Bank Buys A$400 Million Mortgage-Backed Debt (Bloomberg.com)

  Nov. 23 (Bloomberg) -- Australia's central bank bought A$400 million (A$349 million) of bonds backed by residential mortgage-backed securities, its biggest purchase since announcing in September it would buy the debt under repurchase agreements.
  2007-11-22 06:29:53

• Australian Central Bank Buys Mortgage-Backed Debt (Correct) (Bloomberg.com)

  (Corrects currency conversion in first paragraph.) Nov. 23 (Bloomberg) -- Australia's central bank bought A$400 million ($351 million) of bonds backed by residential mortgage- backed securities, its biggest purchase since announcing in September it would buy the debt under repurchase agreements.
  2007-11-22 07:14:53

• Teens accused in fatal crash expected to take guilty pleas

  Cleveland Plain Dealer - What if your bank suddenly changed your mortgage rate? Bet you'd do what it took to find out why. That's kind of what's happening in Columbus. Lawmakers are trying to figure out how utilities should calculate what you pay for electricity. But a lot of ...
  2007-11-12 10:04:00

• U.S. subprime losses may hit $300 billion, OECD estimates

  International Herald Tribune - But the OECD cautioned that a rougher period might yet await financial markets, which have fallen in recent days as traders tried to calculate the impact of such losses on the overall economy. In particular, mortgage resets - the point at which the ...
  2007-11-22 11:50:00

• Crikey predictions: commentariat put reputations on the line (Crikey)

  They've been analysing the campaign since Day One, just what are Crikey's commentariat predicting will happen tomorrow?
  2007-11-22 06:53:27

• Home owners feel the pain (News Interactive)

  HOME affordability is at its lowest level in 22 years, with more than a third of a family's income needed to make average mortgage repayments, data shows.
  2007-11-22 04:07:00

• $300 Billion in Write-Offs Is Predicted (New York Times)

  Losses in the distressed mortgage sector of the United States could reach $300 billion, according to a study released on Thursday.
  2007-11-22 01:06:58

• $300 billion predicted in mortgage losses (Seattle Post-Intelligencer)

  Losses in the distressed mortgage sector of the United States could reach $300 billion, only a portion of which has so far been accounted for by write-offs at major banks.
  2007-11-22 08:00:35

• Maria Hawthorne: The man who would be PM

  News.com.au - If Labor wins tomorrow, Rudd will become Australia's first baby boomer prime minister - and the first to truly harness ... And he's benefited from the coalition's misfortunes - a campaign interest rate rise, official reports showing a blowout in ...
  2007-11-22 06:17:00

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