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'Like a hammer': Major banks split after RBA interest rate warning

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Following a Reserve Bank warning about potential interest rate hikes, major banks are showing divided forecasts, creating uncertainty for homeowners. While some lenders have reduced rates, a potential increase in August could significantly raise monthly mortgage repayments for borrowers with substantial loans. Upcoming inflation and employment data are crucial indicators for future rate movements.

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