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DTIs still on the Reserve Bank’s radar
TMM - News

DTIs still on the Reserve Bank’s radar

Almost half of Auckland first home buyers have mortgages that are over five times their annual income – and that makes debt-to-income (DTI) ratios a hot topic again.

Miriam Bell
Mon, Aug 12th 2019 05:42PM

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OCR will fall to 0.75%: Kiwibank

OCR will fall to 0.75%: Kiwibank

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Economists unanimous on rate cut

Economists unanimous on rate cut

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Newpark in discussions with banks on new regime

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OCR cut almost certain: BNZ

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Fixed rates to fall further: Westpac

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Investor lending flat in June

Investor lending flat in June

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