CML: May gross lending still subdued
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CML: May gross lending still subdued
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CML: Gross mortage lending declines in April
Gross mortgage lending declined to an estimated £10.2 billion in April. Lending fell by 19% from £12.6 billion in March but was 2% higher than the total of £10.0 billion in April 2011, according to the Council of Mortgage Lenders.
CML: Gross mortgage lending unchanged in February
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