Graham Hiscott
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'Alarm bells' for John Healey government borrowing costs hit 28-year high (opens the original)
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Government borrowing costs have hit a near 30-year high - sending “alarm bells ringing” for Chancellor John Healey ahead of this month’s Budget, experts have warned. The UK has been caught up in a worldwide sell-off of government bonds, with investors spooked by the risk of higher inflation, slower economic growth, and interest rate hikes . To see more of the stories you love from The Mirror and to find them easily in Google then make us your preferred source. Free and easy-to-do, just click on
'Alarm bells' for Chancellor John Healey as government borrowing costs hit 28-year high - AOL (opens the original)
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Government borrowing costs have hit a near 30-year high - sending “alarm bells ringing” for Chancellor John Healey ahead of this month’s Budget, experts have warned. The UK has been caught up in a worldwide sell-off of government bonds, with investors spooked by the risk of higher inflation, slower economic growth, and interest rate hikes . To see more of the stories you love from The Mirror and to find them easily in Google then make us your preferred source. Free and easy-to-do, just click on
House prices slowdown but some areas much worse than others - full list (opens the original)
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Property prices fell last month amid fears about the economy and mortgage rate hikes. Figures from Nationwide Building Society showed that average prices dropped 0.2% in September, to £274,251. The annual rate of price growth halved from 1.6% to 0.8% - the weakest since December last year. Robert Gardner, Nationwide’s chief economist, said: “Market activity and house prices have remained subdued in recent months, in part reflecting the uncertain economic backdrop. To see more of the stories you
House prices have suffered a sharp slowdown but some areas are much worse than others - full list - AOL (opens the original)
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Property prices fell last month amid fears about the economy and mortgage rate hikes. Figures from Nationwide Building Society showed that average prices dropped 0.2% in September, to £274,251. The annual rate of price growth halved from 1.6% to 0.8% - the weakest since December last year. Robert Gardner, Nationwide’s chief economist, said: “Market activity and house prices have remained subdued in recent months, in part reflecting the uncertain economic backdrop. To see more of the stories you
Tesco launches 8p off a litre fuel deal while fears grow over deepening diesel crisis - AOL (opens the original)
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Supermarket giant Tesco has launched an 8p off a litre fuel deal amid fears of a deepening diesel crisis. Britain’s biggest grocer says shoppers will get a coupon for money off diesel and unleaded when they spend £60 on a single in-store transaction from now until October 18. The coupon can only be used at Tesco forecourts across Britain and Northern Ireland until Sunday October 25. The money off deal comes as millions of motorists are reeling from a surge in fuel prices. Pump prices have rocket
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