British banks approved fewer mortgages in February than
during January, industry data has showed. Seasonally-adjusted data from the UK Finance industry
body showed banks approved 39,083 mortgages last month, down from 39,910 in
January. The value of net mortgage lending increased by 711 million pounds, the
smallest rise since April 2016 and around half the size of increases in much of
last year. The figures added to signs of a weakening in Britain’s housing
market ahead of Brexit. Overall consumer credit growth also slowed, rising by 3.8
percent compared with February last year, the smallest increase since October,
the UK Finance data showed. Read more on the Reuters website.
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