Interest rate trend showing downward due to the Ukraine crisis?

Hello everyone,

after the interest rates have continuously gone up in recent weeks, thanks to FED and ECB announcements, there seems to have been a push southward currently.

I currently have an offer for 500k EUR over 10 years with a loan-to-value of 66% at 1.27% effective (5% special repayment, 12 months availability).
What do you think?

PS: 15-year terms with the same data as above are available at 1.52%.

I do not directly see a "push to the south" now. Currently, it is not going up as strongly as in the past weeks, but I would rather see it as a sideways movement at the moment.

if inflation remains this high, and it will with energy prices, then the ECB (must) raise interest rates. The Fed is a bit more flexible or not as strongly tied to inflation

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You can see, on 03.01.2022 = at 0.36% 28.02.2022 = 0.90% 02.03.2022 = 0.77% so rapidly upwards, now slight recovery the 1.27% or 1.52% in the current situation I don’t find that so bad. Maybe a [PLZ] where it is being built would be interesting,

Why should interest rates fall in times of growing uncertainty? The Ukraine war rather leads to more and longer-lasting inflation.