Greg Ritchie

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Britain’s latest bond turmoil has drawn comparisons with the Liz Truss mini-budget debacle of 2022 but a parallel with the debt crisis of the 1970s might be more apt.

By Greg Ritchie Messenger Reporter HOUSTON COUNTY – With duck season well underway, many were eager to take advantage of the vacation time and show off all the gear and guns Santa brought. While this time of year may not be popular with the ducks, the many it brings out to the forests and waters...

The pound fell after data showed UK inflation fell unexpectedly in December, easing fears over persistent price pressures and potentially opening the door to further Bank of England interest-rate cuts.

(Bloomberg) -- Traders rushed to price more interest-rate cuts from the Bank of England this year after data showed UK inflation fell in December, easing fears over persistent price pressures that have rattled UK assets this year.

Slovenia is aiming to become the first European Union member to issue sustainability-linked bonds, the country’s Treasury chief said.

The European Union’s flagship green bond program won’t abide by the bloc’s new rules for environmentally-friendly debt.

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves will struggle to convince the City of her fiscal credibility if she announces more delayed spending restraint, having already sought to move politically controversial decisions toward the end of Labour’s parliamentary term.

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves will struggle to convince the City of her fiscal credibility if she announces more delayed spending restraint, having already sought to move politically controversial decisions toward the end of Labour's parliamentary term.

(Bloomberg) -- UK bond-market participants want the government to sell fewer long-dated gilts next year due to waning demand from pension funds, as