Housing correction 'won't be orderly'
Analysts agree the housing market is heading for a correction, but the extent and pace of that correction is far less certain.
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Trump's pragmatic pivot on China, Syria
The US President has set aside nationalism for pragmatism on China and Syria, but his real test looms.
Loan repayments could jump 61pc
Banks will ratchet up warnings to warn borrowers they may face huge hikes in monthly repayments at the end of interest-only loans.
Rich pickings for blue chip borrowers
If you're a blue chip customer borrower, there's never been a better time to negotiate a home loan.
Turnbull demands Russia end Syrian war
Malcolm Turnbull has demanded Russia bring an end to the Syrian war, but says any settlement cannot involve war criminal Bashar al-Assad.
Iron ore enters bear market
Bearish sentiment has taken charge with iron ore plunging 6.8 per cent, extending its pullback to more than 20 per cent.
Two stumps could beat two pillars
When APRA revealed plans to impose higher capital charges on housing loans it was seen in some circles as a gift for the "two stumps&qu...;
$A drops to three-month low
The Australian dollar has fallen to its lowest since mid January in the wake of a plunge in the price of iron ore.
Banks carry the can on housing
The banks are in the middle of a delicate equation, for which they are only partly responsible.
Learn from the past say former Westpac chiefs
Four generations of Westpac CEOs have warned on shadow banking and a build up of risky lending.
