Stock markets this side of the pond have reacted very positively to this impressive news and many of the other European indexes have followed London’s lead. The country, well at least the majority of the public, are hoping that this could be the start of a sustained improvement in the economic situation.

I must say that I am by no way a house price expert; I am in fact involved with offering Marks and Spencer voucher codes as well as other business interests including offering a DVD duplication service and about providing jobs in foster care.

Many governments from various countries around the world acted in a decisive manner offering stimulus packages and other measures in the hope that this would help the economy out of recession in as quick a time as possible, very well done is what I say.

The FTSE 100 index on the UK stock market has risen over three percent on the news and there is a confidence that it will rise further. All of the other European stock markets have also risen sharply and the hope is that the Dow Jones will also join in with the party when it opens later.

The word and general opinion coming from those “in the know” is that this could be the start of a much awaited house price bounce. There are many people in the country who want to buy a house but have been unable to raise the capital or obtain a mortgage. It is starting to become a lot easier to obtain a mortgage, well at least in comparison to the last six months. This of course should help people to buy and sell houses.

Before everyone becomes too excited and starts to spend all of their money thinking that the happy days are here again I would wait a while; there may well be further bad news around the corner. It has to be said that patience is most certainly the key at this stage.