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UK rates review

Monday, February 23, 2015 7:36 AM UTC

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-UK: 10y swaps back above 1.90% in Asia amid light trade. Beware of some hawkish comments from BoE governor Carney in his testimony tomorrow. 10y UK/EU probing recent highs of 120bps in Asia. 2y10y swap spread widens out to 94bp.

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