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UK house prices rebound in July after June dip

UK house prices rebounded in July following a slight decline in June, according to Nationwide. Discover the latest trends and what experts say about the market's resilience.

Bank of England holds interest rates at 5.25%

The Bank of England has kept interest rates unchanged at 5.25% for the seventh consecutive meeting, as inflation remains stubbornly high. Experts weigh in on what this means for mortgages, savings, and the UK economy.

Nationwide slashes savings rates

Nationwide has reduced interest rates on several savings accounts, leaving customers with lower returns. Experts weigh in on the impact and alternatives.

Federal Reserve signals potential rate cuts

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell hints at potential interest rate cuts, sparking market optimism. Here's how it could impact savings, mortgages, and investments.

Winter-born men face higher mental health risks

New research reveals a startling link between birth months and mental health risks in men, with those born in colder months facing higher chances of debilitating conditions.

Fed maintains interest rates amid inflation concerns

The US Federal Reserve has decided to maintain current interest rates, citing mixed economic signals and persistent inflation concerns. Analysts weigh in on the implications for global markets.

The hidden risks of falling inflation

While lower inflation is often celebrated, its flip side—slow economic growth—could pose significant risks. Experts warn of potential pitfalls as Australia navigates this delicate balance.

RBA inflation move may ease mortgage stress

The Reserve Bank of Australia has made a significant announcement regarding inflation, offering potential relief to millions of homeowners struggling with mortgage repayments.

Nationwide slashes mortgage rates up to 0.81%

Nationwide has announced significant cuts to its mortgage rates, offering relief to borrowers amid economic uncertainty. Find out how this could impact your finances.

China Pays Couples to Have More Kids

China introduces financial incentives to encourage couples to have more children as the country faces a looming demographic crisis. Experts weigh in on whether this strategy will work.

BoE rate cuts may revive UK property market

Lower interest rates may breathe new life into the UK housing market as buyers gain confidence, but experts warn of regional disparities and affordability challenges.

Liver cancer surge in 50s linked to obesity

New data reveals a shocking surge in liver cancer rates among adults in their 50s, with obesity and poor lifestyle choices identified as key culprits. Experts warn of a looming public health disaster.

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