European Central Bank

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Mortgages in Cyprus

The mortgage market, particularly in Southern Cyprus, is well developed and you should have no problems financing your p...
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Paphos 'a top target' among overseas property buyers

The real estate market in Paphos had the highest percentage of overseas buyers in 2011, according to new figures. Cypru...
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Cyprus property prices slide

The value of property in Cyprus fell by 4.9 per cent during the first half of 2011, new figures show. Cyprus Property N...
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French mortgage rates set to rise, firm warns

Individuals looking to buy property in France may be interested to learn that higher eurozone inflation could lead to an...
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Banks still offering 'good deals' in France

Despite an increase in perceived risk causing a slowdown in property lending by banks, those looking to buy property in ...
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Spain may benefit from eurozone housing boost

Average house prices in the eurozone rose in the first half of 2010, thereby reversing last year's slump, the European C...
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French property boost as ECB signals wind-down of stimulus

The European Central Bank (ECB) has revealed that it is to wind down its stimulus package in recognition that economic c...
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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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French property market 'very calm'

The French property market is "very calm" and not subject to the sort of credit crunch problems seen in the UK...
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Australian property policy seen as model to follow

The way the Reserve Bank of Australia dealt with the country's housing market has been held up as a model for others to ...
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Euro rates 'to remain low'

Eurozone interest rates are set to remain at a low level for a long time, experts have predicted. A Reuters pol...
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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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European properties 'becoming more affordable'

A range of factors has led to properties in the eurozone becoming more affordable, with a resulting increase in Britons ...
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Spanish property sales fall eases

The fall in the number of properties being sold in Spain has eased, new figures have revealed. Data from the Na...
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Possible mortgages boost as ECB cuts rate

The European Central Bank has announced a new interest rate cut, something that may have an impact on the cost of mortga...
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ECB head talks up economic prospect

The world economy will continue to struggle in 2009 but should see a recovery in 2010, the president of the European Cen...
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