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Sep 2023
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MM125: Is the UK housing market about to...

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In our latest podcast episode, I talk to AmplifyME co-founder Piers Curran on three major topics:


1 - UK house prices have fallen at the fastest rate since 2009. How bad will it get and why Denmark might have the solution to Britain's broken housing market


2 - UBS posted the biggest-ever quarterly profit in banking history this week, so how exactly did they pull it off?


3 - Is the US labour market starting to show some cracks and why this is actually good news for the stock market!


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