The total value of owner-occupied home loans in Australia was up a seasonally adjusted 5.5 percent on month in June, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said on Wednesday - coming in at A$12.99 billion.
That follows the 10.2 percent decline in May.
Investment lending was up 8.1 percent to A$4.44 billion after tumbling 15.6 percent in the previous month.
On a yearly basis, owner-occupied home loans were up 8.7 percent and investment lending sank 6.1 percent.
Fixed term loans rose 5.2 percent on month and fell 10.9 percent on year to A$1.51 billion.
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