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Halifax Hpi September 2010 -3.6%
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wow 3.6%, much more than I expected - bulls still feeling bullish? :rotfl::rotfl:0 -
Just announced on the BBC, biggest monthly falls (3.6%) since records began in 1983.
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Henry_P_Chester wrote: »Even I'm shocked at that.
Super news though. Looks like those HPC ghouls are right after all. I think every owes them an apology
:beer: cheers :beer:
'must be a typo' I thought. 'or a wind-up'.
so I called by bloomberg and sure enough..
then over to HPC, where celebrations are getting out of hand.
and premature. one month, one index.
what does generali keep saying about 'noise'?0 -
Link might be slow with all the happy/worried/unconcerned people hitting it up.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-114910157 October 2010 Last updated at 08:19
UK house prices fell 3.6% in September, Halifax says
House prices fell by 3.6% in September from the previous month, according to the latest figures from the Halifax.
However the bank, now part of the Lloyds Banking Group, said it was too early to conclude that this was the start of a sustained fall in prices.
The three-month on three-month comparison, seen as a smoother measure of prices showed a 0.9% drop in September.
The average UK home is now valued at £162,096, the survey found.0 -
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Doctor_Gloom wrote: »It's a total meltdown amongst the Bulls.
Hamish chokes on his porridge, chucky kicks the cat and Ting Tong leaves Sibley for someone with better prospects.
On another note, is this now a trend?30th June 2021 completely debt free…. Downsized, reduced working hours and living the dream.0
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