United States 30-Year Bond Auction rose from previous 4.75% to 4.871% | FXStreet
United States 30-Year Bond Auction rose from previous 4.75% to 4.871%
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United States 30-Year Bond Auction rose from previous 4.75% to 4.871%
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Reeves defends welfare cuts plan after report that over half of cabinet are unhappy Good morning. Keir Starmer is likely to spend much of the day preparing for tomorrow’s online summit that he is chairing for European leaders who might be part of the “coalition of the willing” prepared to help contribute to Ukraine’s defence…
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GBP/USD edges higher despite soaring UK borrowing as Dollar slips further The GBP/USD advances modestly during the North American session as the US dollar extends its losses for two straight days, despite data showing that UK government borrowing soared in June. At the time of writing, the pair trades at 1.3504 up 0.12%. Read More……