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UK house prices rise for first time in months amid Iran war

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By Vicky Shaw Verified
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UK house prices recorded their first month-on-month increase in four months during June, an index has revealed. Property values typically rose by 0.2 per cent last month, marking the first such rise since February, according to Lloyds. Annual house price growth also accelerated, reaching 0.6 per cent in June, up from 0.5 per cent in May. The average UK property value stood at £299,330.
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New Bank of England chief cashier to lead work on new generation of banknotes

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By Vicky Shaw Verified
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A new Bank of England chief cashier and director of notes is set to take up the role in October as the Bank prepares to replace historical figures with animals on its banknotes. Governor Andrew Bailey announced that Rhys Phillips has been appointed, starting the role on October 19. Mr Phillips will be responsible for the production of high-quality, secure notes which the public can use with confidence, the Bank of England said.
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Average UK house price increases month on month for first time since February

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By Vicky Shaw Verified
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The average UK house price increased on a month-on-month basis for the first time in four months in June, according to an index. Property values rose by 0.2% month on month typically in June, marking the first monthly increase since February, Lloyds said. Annual house price growth also accelerated to reach 0.6% in June, from 0.5% in May. Across the UK, the average property value in June was £299,330.
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