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UK rates review

Wednesday, February 25, 2015 8:18 AM UTC

Quotes from Societe Generale Cross Asset Research:

-UK: Can UK swaps resist the pull from a dovish Fed? The BoE will not be inclined to raise rates before the Fed which may result in steeper swaps curve when UK inflation bottoms out. BoE governor Carney speaks today along with deputy governors.

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