Bank of England

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Why Invest In Spain?

The Economist has recently reported that Spain has enjoyed the fastest growth in property prices anywhere in the world i...
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United Kingdom Investment Strategies

One of the most developed nations of the world, the UK has long been recognised as a reassuringly stable property invest...
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Mortgages in England

Mortgages are widely available in England. Below is an overview of the mortgage options available to finance property p...
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Investment Strategies in England

One of the most developed countries in the world, England is recognised as a reassuringly stable property investment loc...
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Mortgages in the United Kingdom

Below is an overview of the mortgage options available to finance your United Kingdom property purchase....
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Euro rate held

The European Central Bank (ECB) has announced its decision to hold interest rates again. Yesterday saw the gove...
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Warning over non-European currency values

Those changing sterling into currencies outside the eurozone may not know enough about the value of goods in the countri...
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Australia holds base rate

The Reserve Bank of Australia has held its equivalent of the Bank of England base rate at three per cent. Gove...
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Eurozone 'on the way back'

An improvement in the value of sterling against the euro is making the continent popular again, it has been stated. ...
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Spanish property prices plunge again

Spanish property could be offering more bargains for UK buyers after new figures revealed a further fall in prices. ...
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Dordogne described as 'most beautiful' for buyers

The Dordogne region of France offers one of the best prospects for overseas buyers due to its attractiveness, it has bee...
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Eurozone rates stay put

The European Central Bank (ECB) has held interest rates, meaning the cost of euro mortgages may stay unchanged.
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ECB announces euro interest cut

The European Central Bank (ECB) has announced a cut in its main interest rate, bringing the figure down to two per cent....
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A Painful Adjustment for Spain and Britain

For most of the 1990s, the euro was the big political question for both Spain and the UK. In Britain, the question was w...
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Property in 2009: Economists Divided

More than six in 10 economists believe 2009 will be a year in which to avoid buying property, with prices falling into 2...
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France offers more affordable lifestyle

British people could find that their lifestyle becomes less expensive by moving to France, it has been claimed.
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Base rate cut 'could benefit French property market'

Yesterday's base rate cut by the Bank of England's monetary policy committee could help investors looking to purchases p...
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Rates lowest since 1951

Interest rates were slashed by another percentage point yesterday, bringing the official cost of borrowing down to 2%, e...
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ECB Cut Interest Rate by 0.75%

ECB cut the cost of borrowing in the 15-nation eurozone by a record 0.75 percentage points to boost business investment ...
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Mortgage collars deny cut benefits

Up to a million homeowners may not see the full benefit if, as expected, the Bank of England reduces interest rates by a...
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