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The eurozone isn’t looking healthy

29 September 2023

1:39 AM

29 September 2023

1:39 AM

Bond yields are soaring. The cost of debt, and very soon mortgages, is rising. And the government is getting nervous about how it is going to borrow the next ten or twenty billion.

This might sound like the opening of a one-year-on post-mortem of Liz Truss’s ill-fated mini-Budget (we have all been treated to those recently).

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