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U.K. Consumer Confidence Holds at 1 1/2-Year High on House Price Recovery

Nov. 4 (Bloomberg) -- U.K. consumer confidence held at the highest level in 1 1/2 years last month as house prices recovered, Nationwide Building Society said today. Full Article at Bloomberg.com

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  1. A quarter-point rate hike looks done and dusted for tomorrow ... The strong recovery in house prices and the government's revisions, which we see as cautious, are all grist to the mill.
    SOURCE: International Herald Tribune 1 month ago
  2. With unemployment fears easing and consumer and business confidence soaring, low interest rates in the past six months have sparked a remarkable comeback in house prices
    SOURCE: International Herald Tribune 1 month ago
  3. Like most other commentators, we remain cautious about the outlook for house prices, as much of the recent increase is likely to reflect reduced supply
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  4. The Bank has not achieved what it set out to do — raise nominal spending and boost broad money. The latter should be growing at an annual rate of about 6 to 9 per cent and we are well short of that. This supports the case for an extra £50 billion of QE and a risk of more thereafter.
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