<p>Two-year bond yields have hit their lowest level since May 2023 this morning, dropping as far as 3.862%. One question: what could this mean for mortgage holders and, in terms of asset class performance, investors? Any thoughts, send them across ASAP as we will be issuing this news alert to the media within the hour.</p>

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Bond yields and mortgage holders / investors

These figures are the sunshine borrowers need. This should mean that mortgage rates will continue to come down further ahead of the Bank Base which we have seen in the last weeks.

Michelle Lawson

Michelle is fully CeMap-qualified (Certificate in Mortgage Advice and Practice) and is friendly, approachable and very knowledgeable. With 20yrs+ experience, her wealth of knowledge and expertise is reflective with her excellent reputation locally and nationally as a trusted advisor. She enjoys travelling, spending time with friends and family and walking her beagle, Winnie.

Bond yields and mortgage holders / investors

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