You may not actually have missed it, but the UK House Price Index - the official government index - returns this week.
It will resume publication on Thursday after being suspended for some months because of the Coronavirus.
It’s going to be playing catch-up for some time; on Thursday it will be publishing the April index, then on September 2 it will publish the May figures.
June and July figures will be released over the following four weeks and by October 21 - when it will release the August figures - it will have ‘caught up’ with its original schedule.
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