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Gross mortgage lending has fallen by 2.9 per cent over the last year to £17.9 billion, new data said on Thursday. Figures from the British Bankers' Association (BBA) show the slowdown in lending continued last month and the level of mortgage loans approved – a key indicator of the future direction of the housing market – also fell. In total 156,732 mortgages were approved – including remortgages – worth £18.8 billion, a 7.8 per cent fall in value. The number of approvals for house purchases ..read more.
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