RBA may leave rates on hold as Sydney house prices soar
Securities regulator looks at mortgage standards as household debt surges
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PHILIP Lowe has some high-powered backing if he leaves interest rates on hold on Tuesday as widely expected.
Days after the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) governor signalled that rate cuts weren't in the national interest amid record household debt, the securities regulator said it was looking at mortgage lending standards across the banking sector.
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