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This week in the ONLY agenda-free UK Property and Macroeconomic roundup:

Trumpwatch

The Real Time UK Property Market - what’s going on?

The deep dive looks at just how wobbly the position is for Rachel Reeves in Number 11 after a torrid week

We also have, in the Macro section:

The Bank of England Money and Credit Report

The Nationwide House Price Index - caused some fuss this week

The Final PMI figures and some good news

The gilts and swaps markets - as always - ratewatch

The deep dive goes where we might be scared to go - if Reeves does go, who replaces her? What does that mean? Will Starmer himself be stabbed in the back faster than we were expecting? Which heroes or villains will be thrown into the mixer?

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This week in the ONLY agenda-free UK Property and Macroeconomic roundup:

The deep dive looks at the next 1-3 years of house price growth, recent mortgage market changes and provides a comprehensive summary of what’s in the mixer, and what’s already happened

We also have, in the Macro section:

The flash PMIs - sluggish improvement

ONS public opinions and social trends

Homes England delivery figures and starts for 2024-25 fiscal year

The deep dive gets stuck right into the one major consideration for housing market price movements - mortgages and credit availability. There have been some slow old pace changes afoot - why are they happening, what’s the plan (I believe there is one) and what will the outcome be on UK house prices, most importantly?

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This week in the ONLY agenda-free UK Property and Macroeconomic roundup:

The deep dive looks at the Bank of England but it also tells you a story - the story of the yield curve

We also have, in the Macro section:

Inflation numbers - my favoured topic of the past 4.5 years

Housing indices - the ONS and Rightmove

UK Finance and their new format data and reports

The deep dive gets into the Bank of England’s current mindset - concerned about geopolitical events, of course, but more concerned about the labour market that has suffered from the Labour budget policies - and then goes on to tell you what today’s market forecast is for the 5-year mortgage rate in 5 years time. I promise you it isn’t what you think it is!

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Workshop tickets: http://bit.ly/pbwseven