New mortgages up by £800 a year amid ‘Trumpflation’ from Iran war
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Britons are facing an average increase of nearly £800 a year in new home loans due to rising mortgage rates attributed to 'Trumpflation' from the ongoing Iran war. According to Moneyfacts, nearly 700 mortgage deals have been withdrawn in just two weeks, with very few fixed-rate options available below 4%. This situation marks the most significant disruption in the mortgage market since the aftermath of Liz Truss's controversial mini-budget in 2022.
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The term 'Trumpflation' has emerged to describe inflationary trends linked to political and economic policies reminiscent of former President Trump's administration. The ongoing conflict in Iran has further complicated the economic landscape, leading to increased costs of living and borrowing in the UK. The withdrawal of mortgage deals signifies a tightening of credit availability, which could have long-term implications for the housing market.
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