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Less demand for fixed home loans

Perth : Australia | about 1 month ago  
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September, despite an impending interest rate hike by the central bank, new figures show. Data gathered by loans broker Mortgage Choice shows fixed rate products accounted for 4.56 per cent of new loans approved in September, down from 6.98 per cent in August.
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