Housing market to soften amid Iran war fallout, Nationwide says

The lender says the market regained momentum in March, but rising mortgage and energy costs could hit consumer confidence. The lender says the market regained momentum in March, but rising mortgage and energy costs could hit consumer confidence.

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• The lender says the market regained momentum in March, but rising mortgage and energy costs could hit consumer confidence.
• The lender says the market regained momentum in March, but rising mortgage and energy costs could hit consumer confidence. The
• lender says the market regained momentum in March, but rising mortgage and energy costs could hit consumer confidence.

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• The lender says the market regained momentum in March, but rising mortgage and energy costs could hit consumer confidence.
• The lender says the market regained momentum in March, but rising mortgage and energy costs could hit consumer confidence. The
• lender says the market regained momentum in March, but rising mortgage and energy costs could hit consumer confidence.