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The UK Nationwide House Price Index rose 2.2% year-on-year in June 2026, missing market expectations of 2.4% but accelerating from a 1.7% increase in May. Nationwide Chief Economist Robert Gardner said that easing geopolitical tensions and lower-than-expected inflation have strengthened expectations that the Bank of England may not need to raise interest rates, or at least by less than had previously been anticipated. He also noted that the decline in market interest rates underpinning fixed-rate mortgage pricing has already begun to improve affordability conditions. Gardner added that, if sustained, these trends should help restore household confidence and support a recovery in housing market activity in the coming quarters. Regionally, Northern Ireland remained the strongest-performing area in the second quarter, with house prices 8.6% higher than a year earlier. On a monthly basis, house prices showed a flat reading, in line with forecasts, following a 0.6% rise in May.
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