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Among resently sold properties that were on the market for more than a month, sellers had to drop prices by 12% on average. and finally, due to the lengthening days on the market, there are more homes available for sale since it's less competitive. then we also have to have in mind that mortgage rates at 7% may be the new normal. and actually younger baby-boomers may remember the 7% rate back in the mid to late 1990s and the early 2,000s when they were in the 30s and 40s and they were buying homes. but, back then, inflation was 2%. current buyers also need to deal with elevated inflation. >> y...

"we'll certainly put that top rate back". but people say that liz truss is trying to model herself on margaret thatcher. is that electorally going to be a way for her to win the next election, potentially? well, the remarkable thing is how much they are willing to take the hit politically for things that don't deliver that much in terms of economic gain. i mean, that, ifind shocking. so, the banker bonuses, lifting the cap on banker bonuses, for instance — politically unpopular. in reality, it doesn't really change things much. it's not a game changer. it's not going to result in a huge reve...

As this has ever been re—elected. but it leaves labour with a quandary because what they inherit, we don't know yet. how bad it will be, how far the pound will plunge and all the rest of it. but it leaves the traditional labour position of generosity very, very difficult. as you say, they may find themselves in a reversed role. but also, are they going to deliver the tax cuts? | are they going to reverse them? i think that's clearly - the political positioning the tories are setting up here. are you, keir starmer,j going to go to the next election saying you're - actually going to increase t...

A big run on the currency. speaking of the currency of the iranian veil has dropped in value dramatically over the past month so now the government has announced they're easing foreign exchange rules what do you make of this you know what they tried to fix the rate back in april and it was a disaster all that did was open up the black market speculators and people that political connections were able to use that in corrupt ways and that increased the anger on the streets even more interesting things today that we've seen the arrest of the central bank vice going to who's in charge of foreign e...