U.K. Mortgage Rates Jump in Warning Sign for Housing Market
- Lenders are starting to respond to Bank of England rate rises
- Higher borrowing and living costs set to weigh on property
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The cost of mortgage borrowing in the U.K. jumped the most in at least six years in March, suggesting lenders are starting to respond to tighter Bank of England policy as officials battle to rein in inflation.