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Old Nov 27th 2008, 11:36 pm
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Default Spanish mortgages will be cheaper......If you can get one

http://translate.google.co.uk/transl...%3Den%26sa%3DG


Read at the bottom of the page in the above link under Economy

The Euribor fell to its lowest level since 2006 following the announcement of a further cut in rates
The low mortgage rate of 4% in intraday trading, leaving the monthly average at 4.3%


Below is a little from the paper run through google. They say you are getting mortgages cheaper.

The Euribor has amrcado today the 3978%, its minimum intraday since December 2006 and closed in November by 4.3%, its lowest since monthly peak in February this year, which is already discounted the announcement yesterday by the ECB president Jean Claude Trichet, that the Central Bank probably next week will lower interest rates from 3.25% today to revive the European economy.

another cut in rates on December 4

The indicator, the most commonly used for the calculation of mortgages, chained and nearly two months of declines that eventually will alleviate the pressure of the Spanish families. The loans to be reviewed in December, covered the same rate as the previous month, in this case in November, experimetarán reductions in their share of around 45 euros a month or more than 500 euros per year. In July this year its intraday record high at 5393%, fell in August to 5323%, recovered slightly in September to 5384 and fell again in October to 5248% in the two parallel cuts in the price Money from the ECB in the past two months.

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Default Re: Spanish mortgages will be cheaper......If you can get one

Originally Posted by poshnbucks
http://translate.google.co.uk/transl...%3Den%26sa%3DG


Read at the bottom of the page in the above link

The Euribor fell to its lowest level since 2006 following the announcement of a further cut in rates
The low mortgage rate of 4% in intraday trading, leaving the monthly average at 4.3%


Below is a little from the paper run through google. They say you are getting mortgages cheaper.

The Euribor has amrcado today the 3978%, its minimum intraday since December 2006 and closed in November by 4.3%, its lowest since monthly peak in February this year, which is already discounted the announcement yesterday by the ECB president Jean Claude Trichet, that the Central Bank probably next week will lower interest rates from 3.25% today to revive the European economy.

another cut in rates on December 4

The indicator, the most commonly used for the calculation of mortgages, chained and nearly two months of declines that eventually will alleviate the pressure of the Spanish families. The loans to be reviewed in December, covered the same rate as the previous month, in this case in November, experimetarán reductions in their share of around 45 euros a month or more than 500 euros per year. In July this year its intraday record high at 5393%, fell in August to 5323%, recovered slightly in September to 5384 and fell again in October to 5248% in the two parallel cuts in the price Money from the ECB in the past two months.
Mine should be reviewed in January, I do hope it goes down, earning dollars and paying a mortgage in euros is not a good business ...
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