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Old 17-06-2015, 20:38   #10
Damien
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Re: Budgets, surpluses, deficits

The equity markets went up the day after the election (or the Monday, I forget) so they had priced in a period of uncertainty previously. The bond markets are different and they probably assumed those were safe irrespective of who won. After all Interest rates are decided by the BoE and we're not likely to default on debt anytime soon even if Labour had won.
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