Mortage rates drop but Middle East conflict could see borrowers face more pain
A wave of mortgage lenders have trimmed the cost of new fixed rate deals over the past month but fresh tensions in the Middle East throw further cuts into doubt
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A wave of mortgage lenders have trimmed the cost of new fixed rate deals over the past month but fresh tensions in the Middle East throw further cuts into doubt. Get a free fractional share worth up to £100. The number of mortgage deal choices also continued to rise and the number of days they stayed on the market for remains at just 14 on average, as the industry grapples with fast-changing outlooks on inflation and borrowing costs.
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A wave of mortgage lenders have trimmed the cost of new fixed rate deals over the past month but fresh tensions in the Middle East throw further cuts into doubt
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according to The IndependentThe number of mortgage deal choices also continued to rise and the number of days they stayed on the market for remains at just 14 on average, as the industry grapples with fast-changing outlooks on inflation and borrowing costs.
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