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UK Budget Preview: Burnham and Healey’s Grip on Gilts and Business Tested

Bloomberg Markets Monday 26 October 2026, 07:48 UTC By Morwenna Coniam 1 min read
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Plus, why the government wants to lean more on Treasury bills

Plus, why the government wants to lean more on Treasury bills
UK Budget Preview: Burnham (ORG) Healey (ORG) Business Tested Plus (ORG) Treasury (ORG)
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