哈利法克斯表示，英国房价自2024年4月以来涨幅最小。抵押贷款机构哈利法克斯周二表示，截至9月的12个月里，英国房价上涨了1.3%，是自2024年4月以来最疲软的年度涨幅，而且环比意外下跌，比8月下跌了0.3%。

UK house prices rise by least since April 2024, Halifax says.British house prices rose by 1.3% in the 12 months to September, the weakest annual increase since April 2024, and unexpectedly fell in month-on-month terms, dropping by 0.3% from August, mortgage lender Halifax said on Tuesday.

2025年9月，英国哈利法克斯房价指数同比上涨1.3%，较8月的2%有所回落，低于预期的2.2%的涨幅。这标志着自2024年4月以来最疲软的年度增长，使平均房地产价值达到298184英镑。按月计算，价格下跌0.3%，低于预期的0.2%的涨幅，与8月份的涨幅相同。哈利法克斯抵押贷款主管Amanda Bryden表示，略有下降反映了市场总体稳定，自年初以来价格仍上涨0.3%。她指出，虽然负担能力仍然是一个挑战，但较低的抵押贷款利率和稳定的工资增长支持了买家的信心。典型的首次购房者现在的房价为236811英镑，同比上涨1.7%。从地区来看，北爱尔兰以6.5%的增长率领先，其次是苏格兰（4.5%）和东北部（4.8%）。西南地区出现了第二次年度下降（-0.2%），而伦敦和东南地区分别小幅上涨0.6%和0.2%。

The Halifax House Price Index in the UK rose 1.3% year-on-year in September 2025, easing from a 2% gain in August and below the expected 2.2% increase. This marked the weakest annual growth since April 2024, bringing the average property value to £298,184. On a monthly basis, prices fell 0.3%, missing expectations for a 0.2% rise, the same pace as August. Amanda Bryden, Head of Mortgages at Halifax, said the slight dip reflects a broadly stable market, with prices still up 0.3% since the start of the year. She noted that while affordability remains a challenge, lower mortgage rates and steady wage growth have supported buyer confidence. The typical first-time buyer home now costs £236,811, up 1.7% year-on-year. Regionally, Northern Ireland led growth with 6.5%, followed by Scotland (4.5%) and the North East (4.8%). The South West saw its second annual decline (-0.2%), while London and the South East posted modest gains of 0.6% and 0.2%, respectively.

英国股市指数（GB100）上涨至9500点以上。

United Kingdom Stock Market Index (GB100) rose above 9500 points.

标准普尔全球英国建筑业采购经理人指数从8月份的45.5升至2025年9月的46.2，为三个月来的最高水平，但仍低于50.0，表明持续收缩。放缓的原因是新工作和住宅活动下降较慢（46.8），而土木工程（42.9）仍然最弱，商业建筑（46.4）下降较快。订单连续第九个月下降，但速度是同期最慢的，因为公司表示需求疲软、客户谨慎以及秋季预算前的不确定性。由于招聘冻结，就业人数也连续第九个月下降，尽管一些公司雇佣了学徒。投入购买和交付时间略有改善，但成本压力持续存在，能源、工资和运输成本上升。商业信心仍接近历史低点，乐观情绪取决于潜在的基础设施支出、能源项目和未来的降息。

The S&P Global UK Construction PMI rose to 46.2 in September 2025 from 45.5 in August, its highest in three months but still below the 50.0 mark, signaling continued contraction. The moderation was driven by a slower drop in new work and residential activity (46.8), while civil engineering (42.9) remained weakest and commercial construction (46.4) saw a faster decline. Order books fell for the ninth straight month but at the slowest pace in that period, as firms cited weak demand, client caution, and uncertainty ahead of the Autumn Budget. Employment also fell for the ninth month amid hiring freezes, though some firms hired apprentices. Input buying and delivery times improved slightly, but cost pressures persisted, with higher energy, wage, and transport costs. Business confidence remained near record lows, with optimism hinging on potential infrastructure spending, energy projects, and future rate cuts.