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UK gilt yields at 30-year high
This is bad news as much for home movers as it is for government and taxpayers
This is bad news as much for home movers as it is for government and taxpayers
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Are new builds a good buy?
Are new builds a good buy? They're not good or bad — the price is. In a falling market, check what comparable second-hands actually sold for last month.
Are new builds a good buy? They're not good or bad — the price is. In a falling market, check what comparable second-hands actually sold for last month.
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Lloyds: first annual house price fall since 2023 Live Q&A
Tonight: your moving questions — mark them Question in the live chat. Leading with today's Lloyds House Price Index: first annual UK house price fall since November 2023. August −0.2% month, ...
Tonight: your moving questions — mark them Question in the live chat.
Lloyds: first annual house price fall since 2023 Live Q&A
Tonight: your moving questions — mark them Question in the live chat. Leading with today's Lloyds House Price Index: first annual UK house price fall since November 2023. August −0.2% month, ...
Tonight: your moving questions — mark them Question in the live chat.
11 min Edit: Housing Stig in the House: Bond Market Panic Hits Mortgage Rates
This is an edit of Friday's livestream with Stiggy. The full hour is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyeOc9TPEPQ Bond-market panic and rising gilt yields are already spiking mortgage rates ...
Bond-market panic and rising gilt yields are already spiking mortgage rates and look set to nip the ...autumn recovery in the bud. Knight Frank and Savills both put out unusually realistic commentary this week — price growth close to zero by Christmas, and Savills has annual house-price growth down 1.1% on an inflation-adjusted basis (Alex has it 15.3% down from March 22). UK public debt has broken the three-trillion mark, with about 111 billion in interest this year roughly 10% of the tax take — which means higher taxes, cut services, or a devalued pound. HMRC July completions look soft on the seasonally adjusted 96,000 figure, but the actual number was 106,000 — 5% higher than July last year and 3% higher than June. Bank of England July mortgage approvals were reported as a fall at the seasonally adjusted 56,000; the actual figure was 65,000. City AM's mortgage-nightmare piece has traders pricing in three rate hikes; either way, mortgage rates are not coming down soon, buyer budgets shrink further, and sellers face even lower offers right at the start of the autumn market.
