Australia in store for a tepid housing rebound

Australian house prices edged up a notch in May, and leading indicators suggest they will gather further momentum over the coming months. However, with debt-servicing costs set to remain onerous despite the RBA’s rate cuts, the cyclical upswing is likely to prove lacklustre.

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