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EcoTV Week : 07 October 2022
EcoTV Week : 07 October 2022
07/10/2022
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United Kingdom
United Kingdom: “God save the Gilt”
10/07/2022 •
By Félix BERTE
Gilt yields surged right along the yield curve, increasing downward pressures on the pound sterling.
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