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The demand for housing in the UK slumped to an eight-month low in June, a new survey from the Royal Institute of Charted Surveyors (RICS) found. Last month,...

The FTSE 100 climbed 1.8% yesterday as investors cheered lower-than-expected inflation data in the US. The CPI fell to 3%, while 3.1% was expected and the important core inflation declined to 4.8%, against a forecast of 5%. After the announcement, the yield on 10Y Gilts dropped 15bps to 4.505%.

Stock prices in London were higher at midday on Thursday, with equity markets continuing to celebrate an easing of US inflation, though less-than-stellar data from China and the UK tempered the mood...

By Matteo Allievi and Amruta Khandekar (Reuters) -European shares rose on Thursday, with technology stocks in the lead, as hopes that the Federal

Britain’s biggest housebuilder will build almost 4,000 fewer homes next year as high mortgage rates and the end of Help to Buy lead to plummeting sales.

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Barratt Developments has said it anticipates a 15% drop in profits this year amid a sharp decline in demand for homes, particularly from first-time buyers. In a trading statement, the homebuilder said adjusted profit before tax is "anticipated to be in line with current market expectations", which i

Barratt Developments has spent or allocated £180m on making legacy buildings safe in its latest accounts – and warned that there may be more to come. This

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London stocks had popped higher by midday on Thursday amid easing concerns about Fed rate hikes, as investors mulled the latest UK GDP data and looked ahead to the release of more US inflation data.