Price cuts from lenders have helped to push up the share of high LTV loans and fixed-rate deals, suggesting that the mortgage price war is increasingly making its mark. But there is little sign that lenders have allowed their credit standards to slip. That is consistent with our view that a recovery in mortgage lending is not imminent.
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