House prices rise for 12th consecutive month despite slowdown
Annual price growth jumped to 11% - to an average house cost of £271,209
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Annual price growth jumped to 11% - to an average house cost of £271,209
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EY's chief UK economist Peter Arnold said in an interview that there is a “risk of a recession or what might feel like a recession as we hit the autumn”
The unprecedented debt interest payments have been pushed increasingly higher by inflation in recent months
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It follows the bank's £26mln Series B financing last month