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	<title>Comments on: Analysts find banks&#8217; margins swelling as ACCC may block mergers</title>
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		<title>By: Howard</title>
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		<dc:creator>Howard</dc:creator>
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		<description>&#62;This implies a 94 basis points spread expansion benefit for the banks through out-of-cycle pricing,” they said in a note to clients.

Note to self: don't trust Goldman Sachs JBWere sales letters. 

This sound like a massive buy signal for the Banks, until you realise they're paying 115 basis points more for retail term deposits, and 100 basis points more for long term bond issuances. And that's squeezing their margins even before the looming storm of bad debts coming Australia's way.</description>
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<p>Note to self: don&#8217;t trust Goldman Sachs JBWere sales letters. </p>
<p>This sound like a massive buy signal for the Banks, until you realise they&#8217;re paying 115 basis points more for retail term deposits, and 100 basis points more for long term bond issuances. And that&#8217;s squeezing their margins even before the looming storm of bad debts coming Australia&#8217;s way.</p>
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