The Bank of England is likely to delay the sale of billions of pounds of government bonds to encourage greater stability in gilt markets following Britain's failed "mini" budget, the Financial Times reported on Tuesday. Citing potential risks to the stability of the financial system, BoE had already delayed the start of a scheme to sell down 838 billion pounds ($954.90 billion) of government bond holdings, which had been due to begin on Oct. 6. Read More ...
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