ECB meeting tempers Brexit-induced eurozone bond rush


LONDON: Eurozone bond yields fell yesterday as investors fretted about the economic consequences of a “hard Brexit”, though an European Central Bank (ECB) meeting that could shine a light on divisions between policymakers kept falls in check.

UK Prime Minister Theresa May will spell out her 12 priorities for upcoming divorce talks, which several newspapers said would include leaving the European Union’s single market – a move that could do economic damage to both Britain and its continental partners.

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