The Swedes believe in a stronger development of housing prices in July compared to what they did last month.
SEB’s home price indicator, which shows the difference between the percentage of households that believe in rising prices and the proportion who believe in falling prices, rose to 67 in July from 66 in June.
Of the respondents believe 75 percent on rising prices in the coming year, compared to 75 percent last month, while 8 percent expect falling prices, compared with 9 percent the previous month.
Of the households that have been fully or partially variable interest rate on their loans 5 percent responded that they intend to fix the interest rate in the following three months, compared to 5 percent last month.
The survey also shows that households believe that the repo rate one year is 0.22 per cent up compared with 0.20 percent the previous month.
No comments:
Post a Comment