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Middle East war hits homebuyers: mortgage rates rise

Middle East war hits homebuyers: mortgage rates rise

The conflict in the Middle East is driving up energy prices and inflation, resulting in a rise in mortgage rates. This economic trend is beginning to impact home buyers as interest rates continue to climb.

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Criminals strike at fire station while firefighters sleep: wave of burglaries across the country

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Fruit will be smaller and more expensive this autumn due to drought in Europe

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