RBA Interest Rate cut
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I wasn't 'trying' to be funny, I was bloody well succeeding
Point still stands though.. I'm sure as much as you know.. which IS a hell of a lot more than me, you don't know as much as the people behind NAB's decision.
As for a link.. well I heard it on the radio on the drive home from work, and I don't really care that much to go looking for it.
Point still stands though.. I'm sure as much as you know.. which IS a hell of a lot more than me, you don't know as much as the people behind NAB's decision.
As for a link.. well I heard it on the radio on the drive home from work, and I don't really care that much to go looking for it.
I'll see what I can find - it's possible it was misreported since ANZ is the one that's been through the press and the markets.
And, you're right, I don't know as much as they do - I'm not privy to what they know internally and I've been out of banking for many years. However, I still fully comprehend the underyling functions, principles and situation.
FWIW, ANZ is in quite a good position having just received approval to provide commerical banking services in Vietnam. That makes them one of three, with HSBC and Standard Chartered the other two (who have operated there for many years).
In such a controlled environment, despite the lackluster performance of the Vietnamese economy (even though it was once touted as one of the new tigers), they will make a good return. That income stream and potential new deposit base although small in an overall sense, no doubt encouraged their move.
If the NAB has followed suit, it will be interesting to see what other comments they make.
And, you're right, I don't know as much as they do - I'm not privy to what they know internally and I've been out of banking for many years. However, I still fully comprehend the underyling functions, principles and situation.
FWIW, ANZ is in quite a good position having just received approval to provide commerical banking services in Vietnam. That makes them one of three, with HSBC and Standard Chartered the other two (who have operated there for many years).
In such a controlled environment, despite the lackluster performance of the Vietnamese economy (even though it was once touted as one of the new tigers), they will make a good return. That income stream and potential new deposit base although small in an overall sense, no doubt encouraged their move.
If the NAB has followed suit, it will be interesting to see what other comments they make.
ya I only got 0.3% of the 1% cut to but I'm not going to whinge just yet, once things settle down I'll compare and decide what to do. As creac as said I would rather our banks be stable then they go under and we are all fucked
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http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008 ... 395190.htm
NAB has followed today (and Aussie did as well).
Good commentary there pointing to why the cost of funds is coming down now (as well as the competition factor).
NAB has followed today (and Aussie did as well).
Good commentary there pointing to why the cost of funds is coming down now (as well as the competition factor).
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Well the US gets a 1% cash rate cut down to 1%
We get another .75% cut from the RBA to 5.25%. Horray. Well we dont get it the banks get it....
1 bank responds with a starteling .58% cut. Comeon. Seriously what the fuck do they take us for... idiots? Every single analysist has been talking about a .5% rate cut all month you mean to tell me they are not ready to make their own announcements yet?
Only 1 of the top 4 banks has reported a DECREASE in their profits in the last quarter. The specific delaying of passing on rate cuts to its customers is only in the interest of its own profits.
I worked out what the central bank controlled cash interest rate actually is - Its a type of Tax through via.
fkers!
We get another .75% cut from the RBA to 5.25%. Horray. Well we dont get it the banks get it....
1 bank responds with a starteling .58% cut. Comeon. Seriously what the fuck do they take us for... idiots? Every single analysist has been talking about a .5% rate cut all month you mean to tell me they are not ready to make their own announcements yet?
Only 1 of the top 4 banks has reported a DECREASE in their profits in the last quarter. The specific delaying of passing on rate cuts to its customers is only in the interest of its own profits.
I worked out what the central bank controlled cash interest rate actually is - Its a type of Tax through via.
fkers!