"price figure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a specific amount or value associated with a product or service. Example: "The price figure for the new iPhone was much higher than I expected."
This contrasts with the Halifax house price figure, which this year named Gerrard's Cross in Buckinghamshire as Britain's wealthiest.
Naomi Heaton, chief executive of LCP, said that the average national price figure could have policy implications for Osborne as it is above the £250,000 threshold at which stamp duty jumps from 1% to 3%.
The full HS2 network has a budget of £42.9bn but the government is expected to issue an updated price figure in the autumn – a sum that will increase Osborne's desire to see private investment in the line.
But Mr. DiClemente said if the Fed raised its interest rate target half a percentage point and if the core price figure rose just 0.2percentthenhen these might be comforting because investors would not conclude that the Fed was losing the battle.
For years, the often-quoted UK-wide house price figure has disguised a two-speed market driven by London and the South East.
Rig counts are sensitive to price changes and generally excellent indicators of future oil production.The 4-week aggregate of weekly tight oil horizontal rig count changes accurately and quickly reflects changes in WTI price (Figure 2). Figure 2. Tight oil rig count change and WTI price.
The latest Case-Shiller home price figures are similarly disappointing.
The headline house price figures were not reflected across all of the UK.
The big surprise was that it revealed the strongest house price figures for 14 months.
That's just as well because the latest official house price figures are troubling.
Price figures vary very considerably, and with modern first editions it often comes down to provenance.
