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U.K. house prices were little changed in April, according to Nationwide Building Society, which said there are signs of momentum in the property market.
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U.K. house prices were little changed in March, according to Nationwide Building Society, which said the outlook is “unusually uncertain.”
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U.K. house prices rebounded in October to erase the previous month’s losses in a property market characterized by “relative stability” and subdued transaction levels, Nationwide Building Society said.
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U.K. house prices rose for a second month in February as the Bank of England’s credit-easing program helped lower mortgage rates, Nationwide Building Society said.
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U.K. consumer confidence fell to a record low in February as Britons grew more pessimistic about the sustainability of the economic recovery and the outlook for jobs, Nationwide Building Society said.
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U.K. house prices declined last month and may fall “modestly” over 2013 because of a weak economic recovery, Nationwide Building Society said.
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U.K. house prices fell in September and will at best stagnate over the next year as a weak labor market undermines confidence, Nationwide Building Society said.
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U.K. house prices were little changed this month and values may decline “modestly” over the next year because of subdued wage growth, Nationwide Building Society said.
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U.K. house prices rose the most in more than 2 1/2 years in August as a resilient employment market helped overcome the impact of a shrinking economy, Nationwide Building Society said.
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U.K. consumer confidence fell in April as Britons grew more pessimistic about the outlook for the economy and spending, Nationwide Building Society said.
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