Posts Tagged ‘property prices’
Wed Oct 13, 2010 16:15 GMT |
A shock fall in UK house prices during September has sharpened concerns over the ailing property market. According to data from Halifax, house prices plunged 3.6% m-o-m, marking the largest fall on record (since 1983). While certainly a woeful figure, we do not believe that this necessarily portends a looming collapse in prices. The quarterly… [Read more]
Tags: Fiscal Consolidation, fiscal policy, House, Housing, monetary policy, property prices, UK
Posted in: Housing, UK
Wed Feb 18, 2009 16:13 GMT |
Last week, Business Monitor International (BMI) published a special report, ‘Britain On The Brink: UK Economy Sliding Out Of The Global Premier League‘ outlining our bleak prognosis of the country’s economy. Among its key findings, the report forecast that Britain will suffer a far deeper recession than either the UK Treasury or IMF predicts, with… [Read more]
Tags: Britain, budget deficit, Economy, forecasts, GDP, international comparisons, property prices, recession, UK, unemployment
Posted in: Currencies, Equities, General, Political Risk, UK, US
Wed Feb 11, 2009 17:38 GMT |
Together with my colleagues at Business Monitor International, I have just put the finishing touches to a report titled Britain On The Brink: UK Economy Sliding Out Of The Global Premier League. Our forecasts are amongst the most bearish yet published: • Britain will suffer a far deeper recession than either the UK Treasury or… [Read more]
Tags: Britain, budget deficit, fiscal deficit, G7, GDP, per capita GDP, property prices, recession, sterling, United Kingdom
Posted in: Financials, General, Political Risk, UK