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British house price growth slows to 2.2 percent in June

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British annual house prices increased by 2.2 percent in June, a figure lower than anticipated.
The slowdown in growth comes amid changing expectations for interest rate hikes by the Bank of England.
Mortgage lender Nationwide reported that the slower growth may lead to improved affordability for buyers.
The rise in house prices marks a continued trend, albeit weaker than previous months.
Analysts suggest that economic conditions may continue to influence future movements in the housing market.

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British annual house prices increased by 2.2 percent in June, a figure lower than anticipated.
The slowdown in growth comes amid changing expectations for interest rate hikes by the Bank of England.
Mortgage lender Nationwide reported that the slower growth may lead to improved affordability for buyers.
The rise in house prices marks a continued trend, albeit weaker than previous months.
Analysts suggest that economic conditions may continue to influence future movements in the housing market.

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