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They couldn’t stay mad at each other
With the Bank of England unwinding its gilt portfolio, the country will need more buying from foreign investors
Modest reaction to fiscal announcement marks stark contrast to previous government’s mini-Budget
Pound has recovered from record low against the dollar but economic woes cloud the outlook
Market losses, inflation and currency movements combine to hurt savers this year
Foreign currency share classes of funds with no sterling equivalent are unaffected
Savers expecting pound’s recovery can protect dollar-based holdings
Dollar payouts to shareholders worth more to investors as sterling slides
Prices rally as markets react with relief to Rishi Sunak victory in Conservative party leadership contest
Shorter- and long-dated bond yields return to levels last seen before mini-Budget
Investors will demand greater discipline from the government’s fiscal plans
UK chancellor outlines measures to tackle government’s deficit
Bank of England’s purchase of £4.7bn in UK debt eases investor jitters
Pension funds work to shore up their derivative strategies before Friday’s deadline
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Dollar strength means UK groups are finding it harder to hire or keep lawyers in New York
Ripples from government debt shock push investors away from company bonds
Contracting British ownership renews debate over future of vital industry
For investors uncertainty, for borrowers the certainty of high interest rates
Fresh selling comes a week after Bank of England intervened to steady gilt market
Sterling recovers to levels seen before mini-Budget sent it tumbling to record low against dollar
With the Conservative party locked in a stand-off with the bond market, Liz Truss’s political capital is crumbling
Plus, UK pensions, Hong Kong stocks, CEO narcissism, UK shares
UK currency remains about 9% lower for the past three months
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