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he UK’s inflationary pressures have eased once again, with the annual inflation rate dropping to 3.2% in March from the previous month’s 3.4%, marking another two-and-a-half-year low. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) released…
In the latest report from the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), surveyors are forecasting a positive turnaround in property prices both in the short and long term. The March survey reflects a growing optimism…
In the latest update on mortgage trends, the Moneyfacts UK Mortgage Trends Treasury Report reveals a modest rise in both two- and five-year fixed mortgage rates. However, the increase comes alongside…
The UK saw a significant drop in its inflation rate to 3.4% in February, marking the lowest level in nearly two and a half years. This decline from January’s 4% has been largely attributed to a slower pace of food price rises…
Rightmove, the leading property listing platform, has recently reported a notable surge in buyer demand and sales activity, indicating a promising trajectory for the UK property market…
In a promising turn of events, the UK housing market has witnessed robust growth for the fifth consecutive month, according to the latest figures from Halifax. The 0.4% uptick translates to a £1,091 increase in cash…
In a surprising move during the Spring Budget announcement, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt declared the abolition of stamp duty…
In a bid to foster growth-friendly tax cuts, the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) is urging the Chancellor to prioritise a reduction in stamp duty on property and shares in the upcoming Spring Budget. This recommendation comes as a response to the belief that…
In a recent economic twist, the United Kingdom finds itself navigating the tumultuous waters of a recession. As of the close of 2023…
Inflation in the United Kingdom remained at 4% in January, defying expectations of a modest rise to 4.2%, according to official figures released by the Office for National Statistics. This stability, though surprising to many economists, was attributed to lower food prices, which offset the escalating costs of gas and
