House prices showed their biggest monthly jump since at
least the 1980s in February, leaping by 5.9 percent from January, data from
mortgage lender Halifax shows. But
economists said the monthly index was volatile and Brexit uncertainty was still
probably weighing on the market. In annual terms, prices were up by 2.8 percent
in the three months to February, the lender said, the biggest rise by that
measure since August 2018. A Reuters poll of economists had pointed to a 0.1
percent increase on the month and a 1.0 percent annual rise in prices. Read
more on the Reuters website.
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