The market has seen a small increase in fixed-rate mortgages from some of the banks. Is this the beginning of a tightening cycle and has the Australian consumer seen the last of ultra-low interest rates?

In episode 17 of The Rate Debate, Darren Langer and Chris Rands discuss if a potential increase in inflation combined with a rise in interest rates could derail the housing market and how it might affect bond yields.

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Listen to the full podcast series:

• Podcast 1: The Rate Debate
• Podcast 2: Down, but not out
• Podcast 3: The Rate Debate Special Edition
• Podcast 4: The RBA’s buying spree
• Podcast 5: Credit crunch or crisis?
• Podcast 6: Out of step
• Podcast 7: Sting in the tale
• Podcast 8: Is Australia ready for more monetary stimulus?
• Podcast 9: Talk is cheap
• Podcast 10: Has the RBA gone too far by not going far enough?
• Podcast 11: The RBA finally unleashes the bazooka
• Podcast 12: Could house prices top 20% growth in 2021?
• Podcast 13: Could housing be the good news story for 2021?
• Podcast 14: What’s driving interest rates higher?
• Podcast 15: Is the free ride over?
• Podcast 16: Are we heading for a debt trap?
• Podcast 17: Could an increase in interest rates derail the housing market?
• Podcast 18: The market versus the RBA – is a hike before 2024 likely?
• Podcast 19: RBA sees Delta impact as a temporary phenomenon
• Podcast 20: Is the RBA banking on a rebound?
• Podcast 20: Is the RBA banking on a rebound?
• Podcast 21: Is the heat coming off the housing market?
• Podcast 22: Bond market loses confidence in the RBA’s forward guidance
• Podcast 23: The reopening trade to determine economic growth in 2022
• Podcast 24: Podcast 24: RBA ends QE and pushes back on rate hike
• Podcast 25:RBA ends QE and pushes back on rate hike
• Podcast 26: How high and how fast can rates go?
• Podcast 27: Is the RBA risking a recession to solve inflation?

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