De Hypotheker and ABN AMRO are monitoring mortgage demand and applications as ECB rate hikes affect bank forecasts.
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Updated Aug 28
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De Hypotheker and ABN AMRO are monitoring mortgage demand and applications as ECB rate hikes affect bank forecasts.
Who's involved
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ECB rate hikes are affecting European markets, including exchanges in Italy and France.Also in this story
- Reports detail how UK manufacturing and housing trends, combined with ECB rate hike expectations, are influencing the Euro outlook.
- ECB rate fears caused the DAX index to decline on August 31, 2026.
The entities involved
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De Hypotheker
mortgage intermediary chain in the Netherlands
Nothing else this week.
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ABN AMRO
Dutch bank
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European Central Bank
central bank of the European Union and the eurozone
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