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  • Eurozone unemployment unchanged in July

    August 30, 2013

    The unemployment rate in the Eurozone held steady in July, according to official figures. This morning, Eurostat reported that unemployment was flat on the month before at 12.1 per cent. Across the 28 EU member states, the unemployment rate was 11.0 per cent, also stable compared with June. In both zones, rates have risen compared [...]

  • Cyprus president “certain” country can return to markets before end of bailout programme

    August 30, 2013

    Cypriot president Nikos Anastasiades has said Cyprus will return to the financial markets before the end of its bailout programme in 2016. Speaking to German newspaper Handelsblatt, Anastasiades said he hopes to see the first signs of a turnaround in the second half of 2014, and was “certain” Cyprus could return to the markets before [...]

  • Mortgage approvals up as Help to Bubble scheme takes effect

    August 30, 2013

    UK mortgage approvals have come in above analyst estimates, at 60,624 in July. Economists had predicted a jump to 59,000 from 57,667 the month before. The government's Help to Buy scheme, only one part of which is now active, has prompted higher demand in the housing sector. But for all that mortgage help, nothing has [...]

  • Italian unemployment falls unexpectedly

    August 30, 2013

    Italian unemployment fell unexpectedly in July, according to official figures. Istat reported this morning that unemployment fell to 12.0 per cent in July from 12.1 per cent the month before. Analysts had expected to see an increase to 12.2 per cent. Year-on-year, however, unemployment was up from 11.8 per cent. In absolute values, unemployment fell [...]

  • Before the open – 30/08

    August 30, 2013

    It's the last trading day of the month – and it looks the FTSE will close down this August. The index closed at 6621.10 on 31 July, and saw its monthly peak the next day at 6682.00. Opening at 6483.05, it seems very unlikely that anything dramatic will happening on what looks to be a [...]

  • German retail sales continue their decline

    August 30, 2013

    German retail sales have dropped again, down 1.4 per cent in July after a 0.8 per cent contraction last month (revised up from -1.5 per cent). Economists had predicted an end to the decline and 0.5 per cent growth this month. Total retail sales growth in the year to July now stands at 2.3 per [...]

  • House prices continue to rise on Help to Buy scheme

    August 30, 2013

    House prices are up again in August, by 0.6 per cent. That's in line with analyst predictions, and slightly lower than last month's 0.9 per cent growth (release). Nationwide's figures are provided on a seasonally adjusted basis, while nominal average house prices have actually dropped slightly, down from £170,825 to £170,514. £311 isn't a discount [...]

  • Caribbean dream

    August 29, 2013

    Get a tan while you invest: now is the ideal time to snap up that dream property, says Steve Irish SUN, SEA, sand and a sound investment. Too good to be true? Not for business-minded buyers with capital behind them: there has never been a better time to snap up that beach-front idyll. While traditional [...]

  • Focus on… Winchester: How to win in Winchester

    August 29, 2013

    Winchester is a vibrant, small city with a lot to offer. Open green spaces, historical buildings and an array of independent shops and boutiques add to the quintessentially British feel of the area. It has become an increasingly popular destination for house buyers, with large areas undergoing redevelopment to cater for the rise in demand [...]

  • 10 things you might not have known about… Winchester

    August 29, 2013

    1 The city is host to the largest farmer’s market in the UK, where all produce is sourced from the Hampshire area. The markets are popular and have been known to attract the likes of Rick Stein. 2 Winchester was the former capital of England during Saxon times and was home to King Alfred. A [...]

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