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Much evidence that the bottom has been reached, ” says DNB-director
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Norway’s biggest bank, DNB, provided by Nordea, and raises boliglånsrenten by up to 0.2 percentage points.
After a period with historically low boliglånsrenter, there is much that suggests that the bottom has been reached, ” says Trond Bentestuen, who is the director of retail in the bank.
- There are several factors that affect the interest rates customers pay on boliglånet his, and both the competitive and the price of money in the market come into play on our ratings. Both of these factors now indicate that the bottom can be reached after a period of historically low interest rates on mortgages in Norway, ” he says.
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Nordea was the first to put up boliglånsrentene when the bank at the end of september put up just as much as DNB is now increasing with 0.2 percentage points.
- the Development in the money market governs our pricing, and the last time the price of money has risen. The alignment varies from that you don’t get any changes in the interest rate to that you get a increase. But we see that we are still competitive on price, said John London, director of banking operations in Nordea Norway then.
DNBs Bentestuen says the bank will continue to be competitive also after this.
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We see that there have been changes in the market lately, and some banks have already raised their floating boliglånsrenter. We are going to be competitive on interest rates also after this change, and is experiencing great activity in the housing market in many places in the country. We see that customers demand fast processing of loan applications, because in certain areas is the great rift of housing, he says.
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