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House Prices UP 1.9% In January - Halifax
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Just saw this on sky news, very strange
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So interest rates have to go up?0
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full link now available
http://www.hbosplc.com/economy/includes/05_02_09HousePriceIndexJanuary2009.pdf0 -
poppysarah wrote: »So interest rates have to go up?
no interest rates will be dropped by at least 0.5 today to bring them down to an historic low of 1%
expect them to be zero by April0 -
Probably just a blip...
...there doesn't APPEAR to be much movement around here...
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Which has more weight, Nationwide or Halifax?
Thanks, CLS0 -
Thanks.
Does the land registry produce a report along the same lines as the banks, or does it simply publish the prices of all properties (leaving us to make the calculations)?
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No LR do the maths for us!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7856881.stm
Heres how
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/3132863.stm0 -
It is always important not to place too much weight on any one month's figures.Historically, house prices have not moved in the same direction month after month even during a pronounced downturn. For example, prices fell for seven successive months in 1989 before increasing in three of the first ten months in 1990 even though the overall trend in prices was downwards.0
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