Is Britain at risk of talking itself into a recession? Following last month’s EU Referendum, the media has been awash with predictions of a collapse in house prices and business confidence. Sure, there is likely to be some form of temporary impact, especially in prime central London property - but with UK assets now circa 10% cheaper for foreign investors thanks to Sterling’s recent devaluation and interest rates nailed at 0.5%, then we just don’t see a prolonged slump in de
27 Jul 2016
“Positive start” to the year even post BREXIT
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“Positive start” to the year even post BREXIT
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- Published:
27 Jul 2016 -
Author:
Paul Hill -
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5
Is Britain at risk of talking itself into a recession? Following last month’s EU Referendum, the media has been awash with predictions of a collapse in house prices and business confidence. Sure, there is likely to be some form of temporary impact, especially in prime central London property - but with UK assets now circa 10% cheaper for foreign investors thanks to Sterling’s recent devaluation and interest rates nailed at 0.5%, then we just don’t see a prolonged slump in de