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Inflation rises as Middle East conflict drives up prices
Price rises have hit fuel and transport hardest but are expected to soon spread to the rest of the economy.
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Mortgage approvals rise… before the war started
The latest statistics on home loans from the Bank of England show there was an increase last month, but may not be an accurate reflection of the current property market.
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Lenders pause rate reductions amid Iran conflict
As swap rates rise, mortgage rates are being reconsidered, warns Moneyfacts.
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Inflation fall boosts hopes for interest rate cut
Markets are betting on a March cut after January CPI drops from last month’s 3.4% to 3% and cost pressures ease.
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INFLATION: ‘Still too high to help people move home’
Smaller-than-expected fall in CPI means the property industry will be waiting nervously for the Bank of England’s December decision.
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Base rate boost – will the Bank cut interest rates today?
There is speculation that Governor Andrew Bailey will hold the casting vote on a 0.25% base rate reduction today.
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REACTION: Inflation holds steady as rate cut hopes rise
September's 3.8% CPI figure has confounded expectations and raised hopes for next Bank of England cut being brought forward to February.
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Interest rate cut next month now certain, brokers claim
The latest figures on economic output mean Andrew Bailey and the Bank of England are likely to reduce the base interest rate next month, mortgage experts predict.
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Lender launches 100% mortgage without usual strings
April Mortgages is now offering no deposit home loans at 5.99%, and there are no requirements to provide a guarantor.
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Surprise inflation figure fuels interest rate cut hopes
A fall in inflation to 2.8% last month has given some industry experts hope of more base rate cuts by the Bank of England and its Governor Andrew Bailey.
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