Home prices, sales fall again The South Sound housing market still is looking for momentum in the new year as sales, median prices and pending sales all fell in the year-over-year April period, according to Northwest Multiple Listing Service data released Thursday. Read more on The Olympian
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China raises bank reserves again
China raises bank reserves again BEIJING, April 17 — China today raised banks’ required reserves for the fourth time this year, extending the fight against excessive liquidity and stubbornly high inflation in the world’s second-largest economy. The reserve rate rise, which followed an increase in benchmark bank interest rates on April 5, was the seventh [...]
When can buy a house again after house foreclosure?
I heard the talk show on the radio the other day says three years after the house foreclosure, you can buy a new house. Is it true? If not, when can buy a house after the house foreclosure?
Interest rates fall again, but will farmers see the benefit?
Interest rates fall again, but will farmers see the benefit? The NSW Farmers’ Association has once again expressed hope that the 75 base point official interest rate cut, announced by the Reserve Bank yesterday afternoon, will be passed on to farmers in full. Read more on Straight Furrow
Indian interest rates rise again
Indian interest rates rise again The Reserve Bank of India has increased interest rates for the second time in a month to try to hold back inflation. Read more on BBC News
Mortgages and business loans falling again
Mortgages and business loans falling again Lending to home-buyers and businesses fell again last month, raising fresh concerns about Britain’s economic recovery and heaping further pressure on the banks. Read more on Independent
Central bank lowers interest rates again
Central bank lowers interest rates again The news that Denmark’s central bank will lower interest rates comes just one week after a similar reduction which was aimed at reducing the advantages of holding kroner rather than Euros. Read more on The Copenhagen Post