The drumbeat of crappy housing data is getting louder and more frequent. From the ABS February Housing Finance we get the following:
Here are a string of graphs to give you a feel for how bad the trends are:


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I call them bad, yuk, crap and foul. And here’s one last one to drive home the point (if you’ll pardon the pun):
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House price falls are set to accelerate on this data.
Finally, to prove I am not making this up, refer below to the CBA report on the data which doesn’t even bother reaching for the lipstick for this pig:
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