I have been very curious when I first read the Bloomberg news attached here that the Bundesbank considers such mortgages with negative rates
conceivable and would not intervene against them
What do you think when it comes to borrowers’ reaction and impact on the broader loan environment in Europe? What’s your assessment?
To improve clarity, I attach the first few lines of the article as follows
Germany’s central bank, known for its dry approach to matters of money, has some good news for real-estate buyers: negative-rate mortgages are just fine. The Bundesbank considers such loans conceivable and would not intervene against them.
I look forward to hearing your smart opinions on the point.
