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UK Job Vacancies Decline for 16th Month Amid Economic Uncertainty
UK job vacancies fell for the 16th straight month in February 2025 due to economic uncertainty and rising payroll costs, impacting various sectors and leading to slower salary growth and increased unemployment.
UK Job Vacancies Decline for 16th Month Amid Economic Uncertainty
UK job vacancies fell for the 16th straight month in February 2025 due to economic uncertainty and rising payroll costs, impacting various sectors and leading to slower salary growth and increased unemployment.
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Affluent Suburbs Lead Australian Housing Market Rebound After Rate Cut
Following a Reserve Bank cash rate cut to 4.1 percent, February saw significant home value increases in affluent Melbourne and Sydney suburbs; Stonnington (Melbourne) rose 2.6 percentage points, and Sydney's Eastern Suburbs (north) rose 2.5 percentage points, driven by improved buyer sentiment and b...
Affluent Suburbs Lead Australian Housing Market Rebound After Rate Cut
Following a Reserve Bank cash rate cut to 4.1 percent, February saw significant home value increases in affluent Melbourne and Sydney suburbs; Stonnington (Melbourne) rose 2.6 percentage points, and Sydney's Eastern Suburbs (north) rose 2.5 percentage points, driven by improved buyer sentiment and b...
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HELOC Rate Locks: Weighing Predictability Against Potential Savings
With inflation rising and the Fed holding interest rates steady, homeowners with equity might consider locking in their HELOC rates to avoid future increases, although fixed rates may be slightly higher than variable rates and involve fees; experts advise calculating potential savings versus costs b...
HELOC Rate Locks: Weighing Predictability Against Potential Savings
With inflation rising and the Fed holding interest rates steady, homeowners with equity might consider locking in their HELOC rates to avoid future increases, although fixed rates may be slightly higher than variable rates and involve fees; experts advise calculating potential savings versus costs b...
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Record UK Mortgage Debt Reaches £1.68 Trillion Amidst Increased First-Time Buyer Demand
UK mortgage debt reached a record £1,678.2 billion in October-December 2024, driven by increased demand, especially from first-time buyers comprising nearly 30% of new borrowers; this occurred despite elevated, but stabilizing, interest rates.
Record UK Mortgage Debt Reaches £1.68 Trillion Amidst Increased First-Time Buyer Demand
UK mortgage debt reached a record £1,678.2 billion in October-December 2024, driven by increased demand, especially from first-time buyers comprising nearly 30% of new borrowers; this occurred despite elevated, but stabilizing, interest rates.
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RBA Signals End to Interest Rate Cuts in 2025
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has indicated no further interest rate cuts are likely in 2025 due to the ending of \$300 electricity rebates on April 1st, which is predicted to increase inflation to 3.7 percent by late 2025, despite current inflation being at a three-year low of 2.4 percent.
RBA Signals End to Interest Rate Cuts in 2025
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has indicated no further interest rate cuts are likely in 2025 due to the ending of \$300 electricity rebates on April 1st, which is predicted to increase inflation to 3.7 percent by late 2025, despite current inflation being at a three-year low of 2.4 percent.
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French Real Estate Shows Signs of Recovery Amidst Economic Uncertainty
Increased French real estate activity, evidenced by record website traffic on Leboncoin Immo and rising mortgage production, is driven by falling interest rates, increased bank lending, and persistent housing shortages; however, the recovery's sustainability depends on geopolitical stability and lon...
French Real Estate Shows Signs of Recovery Amidst Economic Uncertainty
Increased French real estate activity, evidenced by record website traffic on Leboncoin Immo and rising mortgage production, is driven by falling interest rates, increased bank lending, and persistent housing shortages; however, the recovery's sustainability depends on geopolitical stability and lon...
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German Infrastructure Plan Triggers Surge in Construction Loan Rates
Germany's 500 billion Euro infrastructure plan, announced by the SPD and Union parties, has sharply increased 10-year construction loan interest rates to 3.6 percent, a seven-month high and the strongest weekly rise since the 2008 financial crisis, impacting homebuyers and potentially slowing the ho...
German Infrastructure Plan Triggers Surge in Construction Loan Rates
Germany's 500 billion Euro infrastructure plan, announced by the SPD and Union parties, has sharply increased 10-year construction loan interest rates to 3.6 percent, a seven-month high and the strongest weekly rise since the 2008 financial crisis, impacting homebuyers and potentially slowing the ho...
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HELOC Rates Hit 18-Month Low Amidst Economic Uncertainty
HELOC interest rates have dropped to 8.06% for qualified borrowers in March 2025, down from 10.16% at the start of 2024, impacting both prospective and current borrowers due to the variable rate nature of HELOCs. However, borrowers should monitor inflation, Federal Reserve meetings, and home equity ...
HELOC Rates Hit 18-Month Low Amidst Economic Uncertainty
HELOC interest rates have dropped to 8.06% for qualified borrowers in March 2025, down from 10.16% at the start of 2024, impacting both prospective and current borrowers due to the variable rate nature of HELOCs. However, borrowers should monitor inflation, Federal Reserve meetings, and home equity ...
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HELOC Rates Hit 18-Month Low at 8.06%, but Borrowers Should Monitor Key Factors
HELOC interest rates have fallen to 8.06% for qualified borrowers, an 18-month low, impacting both prospective and existing borrowers due to their variable rate structure; however, borrowers should monitor inflation, Federal Reserve meetings, and home equity levels.
HELOC Rates Hit 18-Month Low at 8.06%, but Borrowers Should Monitor Key Factors
HELOC interest rates have fallen to 8.06% for qualified borrowers, an 18-month low, impacting both prospective and existing borrowers due to their variable rate structure; however, borrowers should monitor inflation, Federal Reserve meetings, and home equity levels.
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European Markets Rise Despite Trade War Fears
European markets opened higher despite a volatile week driven by trade war concerns; Germany's industrial production rose while exports fell; a US-Ukraine meeting is planned to discuss the ongoing conflict.
European Markets Rise Despite Trade War Fears
European markets opened higher despite a volatile week driven by trade war concerns; Germany's industrial production rose while exports fell; a US-Ukraine meeting is planned to discuss the ongoing conflict.
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Fed Meeting Looms: Should You Open a CD Now?
The Federal Reserve's upcoming March 18-19 meeting will determine monetary policy, with the February inflation report (released March 12) significantly influencing the decision; current economic indicators suggest a rate pause, prompting savers to explore high-yield CD accounts.
Fed Meeting Looms: Should You Open a CD Now?
The Federal Reserve's upcoming March 18-19 meeting will determine monetary policy, with the February inflation report (released March 12) significantly influencing the decision; current economic indicators suggest a rate pause, prompting savers to explore high-yield CD accounts.
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Bank of Canada to Cut Rates Amidst Trump's Trade War
The Bank of Canada is expected to cut interest rates to 2.75 percent on Wednesday, its seventh consecutive cut, to mitigate the negative economic effects of President Trump's tariffs on Canadian goods, despite inflation remaining near the central bank's target.
Bank of Canada to Cut Rates Amidst Trump's Trade War
The Bank of Canada is expected to cut interest rates to 2.75 percent on Wednesday, its seventh consecutive cut, to mitigate the negative economic effects of President Trump's tariffs on Canadian goods, despite inflation remaining near the central bank's target.
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