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 Is the bubble finally bursting? 2014, V2

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SUSAllnGap
post Jan 18 2014, 10:21 AM

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All these speculation is fueled by low interest loans coming from china, us, singapore n others.

Our blr rates are tagged together with us federal reserve central banks.

So if federal reserve taper n increase interest rates, I will see how many people can sustain loan payments.

Another factor is our last economy will be slowing down a lot due to these factors, inflation, depreciation of ringgit, slow international markets, HIGH national debt and personal debts, rising cost of living.

We are heading for an economy crisis in my opinion.
All these growth comes from bank loan n u need to pay them. House price has doubled in less than 6 years.

A lot of big players already keeping cash
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post Jan 18 2014, 03:01 PM

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QUOTE(twincharger07 @ Jan 18 2014, 11:14 AM)
does BN have control over sg bank  brows.gif
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no ah. but all central bank follow US one.....
all this is caused by central bank

to sum it up,

good growth = ( low interest rates ) x ( monetary supply )

when BNM increased the minimum downpayment for house, they are tightening, or decreasing money supply.
reduce credit card limit is also a form of tightening

QUOTE(toh2020 @ Jan 18 2014, 11:16 AM)
if u looking at the past. it's challenge how ppl sustain loan payments. todate the loan payment had been revised. which borrower pays the same amount as per contractual agreement. however with increase in BLR or interest rate. their principle reduction is lesser. hence there is room for air.

only differences you may not complete settlement as per contract. it will drag longer and bank see this policy by BNM as win win situation for them earn more money over your outstanding balances... whistling.gif
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yes true....however a lot of people forgotten the asian financial crisis during 1998.
when people lose jobs, how can they pay for their instalment ?

how many months of saving they have kept for bad months ?

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