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20/09/17

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Originally posted by kenalex ↑

China has already set up capital control so that the flow of money is reinvested in the Chinese economy rather than going abroad.
The RBA wants to deflate the property market rather than letting it burst hence the multiple warnings and the dovish stance in raising the rates in the near term.
APRA is putting more restrictions on bank lending.
A cooling off or correction in the property market will be the intended result rather than a crash.

I believe that the days of cheap credit is gone. Rates are pressured to go up. The sentiment is slowly turning.
In regards to a crash in property, some telling signs will arise that will affect your actions into taking precautionary measures.
In the event of a black swan, we have been through so many; GFC, Iraq war. It is out of our control and it will be ongoing; War, Chinese debt bubble, Trump craziness…

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You see this

1 Australian Dollar equals
0.80 US Dollar

This is why rates wont be going up anytime soon
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