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Mr Mickenbecker said offering low rates to new customers might have weighed on bank margins and weakened returns.
'There have been suggestions from bank executives that discounted rates for new borrowers were stressing bank interest margins, and it looks as if this is starting to be reflected in recent rate moves,' he said.
RateCity research director Sally Tindall agreed it was becoming too expensive for banks to hand out discounts on such a large scale.
'After 10 cash rate hikes and steep increases to wholesale funding globally, the big banks are now quietly slipping their biggest discounts off the table,' she said.
Ms Tindall said some lenders, particularly the smaller ones, were starting to cut their fixed rates.
She said 16 lenders had slashed fixed rates in the past fortnight while eight had hiked rates.