Updates & Ideas

Lords Trading Group

May 2023

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A lot has changed in the past year with the economy caught between a Government pleased to welcome growth and a central bank keen to discourage it in its battle against inflation. With that going on, a lot of people have put off major purchases such as furniture and electrical goods but holiday spending and particularly private housing repair and maintenance has surprised commentators. According to the ONS, the rebound in RMI (Repair, Maintenance, Improve) can be attributed to various factors including an improvement in the weather, the return of the ‘improve, not move’ trend, and the ‘Haves’ generally older, mortgage-free homeowners carrying on regardless and continuing to spend on improving their homes. One that looks promising ...

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