The latest issue of Financial Standard now available as an e-newspaper Property bubble debate heats up BY LAURA MILLAN | TUESDAY, 2 JUN 2015 12:20PMPublic officials' concerns of a property bubble in Sydney and Melbourne are spreading uncertainty amongst those thinking about increasing their exposure, but are not dissuading Chinese investors. Read more: Australia, Melbourne, Sydney, APRA, Public officials, Fraser, Investment, Auckland, Australian Prudential Regulation Authority, Ben Kingsley, Credit Suisse report, December, Lombard Street Research, New Zealand government, PIPA, Property Investment Professionals, Renminbi, Senate committee, Treasury secretary John Fraser |
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No [in response to the Lombard Street research cited in the story] the yield doesn't improve if the Aussie dollar is falling. The yield deteriorates.