- Housing prices are declining in the Sydney and Melbourne markets, prompting expert analysis of the slump.
- Housing prices fell in Melbourne and Sydney, concurrent with Jarden analyst comments on Commonwealth Bank's lending practices.
CBA and HSBC are forecasting a large decline in Australian dwelling values amid market pressures and rate hike expectations.
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CBA and HSBC are forecasting a large decline in Australian dwelling values amid market pressures and rate hike expectations.
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HSBC
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Reserve Bank of Australia
central bank of Australia
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