South Korea's COFIX, the benchmark for variable-rate mortgage loans, fell for the first time in five months in January, prompting major banks to lower lending rates by up to 12 basis points.
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Mortgage Loan Variable Rates Continue to Decline—COFIX Falls for 11th Consecutive Month
South Korea’s COFIX, the benchmark for variable-rate mortgage loans, fell for the 11th straight month in August to 2.49%, prompting major banks to lower mortgage and Jeonse loan rates by 2 basis points.
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