Fitch and investors land twin blows on 100 year Gilt
Fitch took the shine off the UK government’s designs to print 100 year bonds on Wednesday by placing the country on negative credit watch. It was the second blow to Chancellor George Osborne’s scheme following a resounding shrug from UK investors — the overwhelming force in the Gilt market — at the prospect of locking in record low yields for even longer than they already have to.
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