- The US-Iran peace deal has ended the 107-day war, triggering a global equities rally and easing pressure on energy markets.
- A war between two nations began, followed by the announcement of a framework deal to end hostilities.
- Central banks meet to discuss interest rates as global oil prices are influenced by the ongoing conflict in Iran and peace talks between the US and Iranian negotiators.
- The UK housing market is being affected by Bank of England policy, the ongoing Iran war, and the upcoming World Cup.
Iran war impacts global financial markets and housing trends challenge central bank policy in Great Britain.
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Iran war impacts global financial markets and housing trends challenge central bank policy in Great Britain.
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The UK housing market is being affected by Bank of England policy, the ongoing Iran war, and the upcoming World Cup.Also in this story
- Rightmove reports that home moving times are longest in London, followed by the East of England.
- Rightmove reported on July 1st that the Iran conflict has led to increased mortgage rates in the UK.
- Rightmove operates in the UK market, and Chiswick is a district of London.
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Great Britain
island in the North Atlantic Ocean off the northwest coast of continental Europe
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Bank of England
central bank of the United Kingdom
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