Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

2022-07-22 20:24:36

I always watch this one, see attachment. This trend correlates quite well with mortgage rates, with a delay of about 2 weeks or less. It's not entirely clear. The swap has been steadily but slowly going down since mid-June. Next week I'm going to the bank to check the conditions. Let's see what they offer.

I also look at that one, you only have the closing price from yesterday in your screenshot. Today it has dropped intraday to 1.85%.

2022-07-22 21:12:00

I am also looking at it, you only have yesterday's closing price on your screenshot. Today, it has dropped intraday by 1.85%.

Where can I check that? Since the links don't work, just name the website.

2022-07-22 21:15:36

Found it. It is now really steadily going down. Already reached the values from May.

2022-07-22 21:28:48

But does anyone actually know why? It still feels like the press and others always say "Year-end for 10-year bonds at 3.5-4%!!" or something with few deviations, and now it's actually been slowly and steadily going down for a while.

2022-07-22 22:14:11

To create panic and to get people to close the deal

2022-07-22 22:46:27

But does anyone actually know why? It still feels like the press and so on always say "year-end for 10-year bonds at 3.5-4%!!" or something similar with few deviations, and now it's actually been going down slowly and steadily for a while

Hard to say, but it’s going down because the market participants' expectations are going down. They probably don’t believe that the ECB will carry out the hikes as announced.

Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

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