The weekly round-up of the biggest news stories from across Momentum Media’s property titles from the week ending 26 August. Welcome to The Adviser’s weekly round-up of the headline stories and ne
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it s mainly driven by a strong drives market. and these high-level of confidence suggest no significant pull back in consumer spending in the months aehead. but high levels of confidence on main street may mean tough times for wall street. they ve pushed back amid trade war concerns. and maximum optimism tends to co einside with maximum prices. and will lead to higher prices for consumers. for investors the recent slide in stocks may be a more important indicator than consumer confidence. the 10-year treasury yields fell to 2.26%. if you re looking for a bright spot and the risk aversion in the global markets is that mortgage rates koncht to fall. so if you are trying to get in and lock in on a mortgage, those lower bond yields are good for