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Mortgage turbulence continues as HSBC pulls deals and Nationwide raises rates – business live

HSBC temporarily removes mortgage products for new customers, as borrowers face higher rates

  • HSBC temporarily withdraws mortgage deals for new borrowers

Rating agency Moody’s has added to the dilemma facing UK housebuyers, by predicting prices will fall 10% over the next two years.

Moody’s believes that persistently high inflation and the recent spike in lending rates will trigger a correction in the UK housing market.

The combination of less affordable mortgages and high inflation putting a dent in incomes will trigger a correction in the UK housing market.

The relatively large share of short-dated or variable-rate mortgages exposes the existing stock to tightening monetary policy. Strong fundamentals such as a robust labour market, tight underwriting standards and housing supply shortages will prevent more severe credit implications.

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