Wages, sentiment data vindicate rate cut Updated: 18:31, Wednesday May 16, 2012 Steady wages growth, stagnation in lending and consumer confidence toward the gloomy end of the scale add up to a vindication of last week's big interest rate cut.
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Wages, sentiment data vindicate rate cut
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Stocks drift following mixed economic reports
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Wages growth slowed but men optimistic
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Equity markets end with marginal gain ahead of weekly inflation data
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Productivity and wages go hand in hand:
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Mortgage rates remain steady
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LV= cuts lifetime and flexible lifetime mortgage rates
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Market breadth turns negative from positive
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Price appreciation in housing segment slowed in 2012:
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Overall interest rates may not harden:
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How will we know the recession has ended?
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Lenders fail to pass on rate reductions
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Consumer sentiment little changed in April
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Banks may not pass on rate cuts
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Global consumer confidence stabilizing
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Penalty rates are here to stay
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Interest rates have stabilised: