RICS global real estate weekly 28 October 2011 [electronic resource]

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Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Economics

Language: English Series: RICS Global Real Estate Weekly ; 28 October 2011Publication details: London RICS 2011Subject(s):

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Summary: Australian Q3 inflation paves the way for rate cut. Don't be surprised if the ECB does'nt cut rates at the next meeting. US Construction spending picks up. UK economy under the cosh as sentiment in construction turns more gloomy.

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Australian Q3 inflation paves the way for rate cut. Don't be surprised if the ECB does'nt cut rates at the next meeting. US Construction spending picks up. UK economy under the cosh as sentiment in construction turns more gloomy.

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