All around the world soccer fanatics are gearing up for the FIFA World Cup Final on Monday. Of course, even if you’re not a fan, you’ve probably noticed something’s up.

Maybe you heard that upon beating Sweden in the quarterfinals, English soccer fans stormed an Ikea in the UK.Yep, they trashed a whole lot of affordable home wares and furniture to celebrate the end of a 10-year cold streak.

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Commonwealth Bank’s Michael Blyther believes so. Saying that “monetary policy stimulus is clearly working for the housing market”. CBA’s Household Spending Intentions (HSI) data release has outlined that home buying intention is continuing at a positive rate. The overall report presented has outlined that we may very well have hit the beginning of a ‘gentle upturn’. The report has backed the Reserve Bank of Australia’s view that the market may have finally slowed and is ready to turn around in a positive direction. The data recorded has jumped back up to the 2017 high that existed before the decline through 2018. It is expected that these levels of intention can be reported as growing even further with the additional rate cut periods, as the current report shows data up until the end of October 2019.