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Global housing outlook brightens despite pressure from higher rates - Vimarsana News

Global housing outlook brightens despite pressure from higher rates

BENGALURU (Reuters) - The outlook for most major housing markets has improved slightly from three months ago despite high interest rates, according to Reuters polls of property analysts who were mostly split on whether affordability would worsen or not. | 05:47am

Brazil's May inflation seen at eight-month low, opening window for rate cuts - Vimarsana News

Brazil's May inflation seen at eight-month low, opening window for rate cuts

(Reuters) - Brazilian inflation probably declined to an eight-month low in May versus April, opening a much anticipated window for interest rate cuts in the second-half of the year, a Reuters poll of economists predicted. | 08:57am

Euro Zone Business Growth Slowed in May as Factories Struggled-PMI - Vimarsana News

Euro Zone Business Growth Slowed in May as Factories Struggled-PMI

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Euro zone business growth slowed in May as factories struggled-PMI - Vimarsana News

Euro zone business growth slowed in May as factories struggled-PMI

Euro zone business activity was shored up last month by the bloc's dominant services industry offsetting a deepening decline in the manufacturing sector, according to a survey which also showed overall price pressures had abated.

British home prices to slip but won't come crashing down - Vimarsana News

British home prices to slip but won't come crashing down

LONDON (Reuters) - A crash in British home prices is unlikely but they will dip further this year than earlier thought as the cost of living crisis and rising borrowing costs take their toll on indebted buyers, a Reuters poll showed. | 05:56am