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But recent figures from big economies give reasons to hope that the worst of the slump may now be past.

But the most recent figures from the lender Halifax provided evidence of a cooling market, with its index showing average prices rose by 0.1% in August amid signs that more homes were coming on to the market.

A 10% reduction in this would mean a cut to around £226m - but the most recent figures from the Treasury indicate it could be even lower at around £215m.

But according to the most recent figures from the 2014 Australian Organic Market Report, organic wine is on the rise among wine lovers, accounting for 6.9% of the total organic market in Australia, with organic grape production increasing by 120% between 2011 and 2014.

Nearly half a million new homes in England and Wales have planning permission but are yet to be built, according to recent figures from the Local Government Association.

According to recent figures from the Investment Association, the UK All Companies sector has recently seen record outflows.

I think I read that, but can that be really be right?" (I checked later. The most recent figures from the government's Child Death Oversight Panel attributed 60 fatalities a year to "deliberate harm, abuse or neglect").

Recent figures from the Bank of England showed a sharp fall in the amount borrowed by businesses.

Recent figures from the Office of National Statistics show the sharpest decline in clothing and footwear prices since 1947.

Recent figures from Kenya and Zambia show substantial strengthening of contraceptive use among married women.

Asset securitization is now a $1.2 trillion market, according to recent figures from the Bond Market Association.