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Banks' home-loan war raises inflation fears
Sunday 24th of October 2004
Yesterday, ANZ Bank dropped its two-year fixed-term rate for home loans half a per cent to 7.35 per cent, to be "competitive".
That rate matched the BNZ, which has promised to undercut any other big bank on the two-year rate till at least mid-December. BNZ is expected to respond.
"We have thrown down the gauntlet on the two-year (rates)," said BNZ business development general manager Andrew Whitechurch. Other banks had followed.
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