You are half right. Per the article body, contradicting the headline, the rates increased by 0.75pp, which is equivalent to 75bp. The previous rates ranged from 0.75% to 1% making the 0.75pp hike a 75-100% increase, not the 0.75% increase you and the incorrect headline claim.
Can anyone please explain why the graph shows a 0.25% rate increase, yet the headline describes a 0.5% rate increase? I'm sure I'm being a moron and missing something.
Yeah, 1.047 * 1.047 - 1 ˜ 9.6%. If the original agreement was for one year 4.7% and the next 4.1%, the increase would be 1.047 * 1.041 - 1 ˜ 9.0%. Maybe it was a rounding error.
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