UK borrowing costs keep climbing, and the so-called "idiot premium" remains stubbornly high. Seems like the Chancellor's recent moves haven't really moved the needle. Market skepticism is real when fiscal credibility stays shaky. Wonder how long investors will tolerate this uncertainty before demanding even steeper rates.
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ShortingEnthusiast
· 12-02 06:20
The pound is once again losing market trust, and this "fool's premium" is still stubbornly stuck there... It's just ridiculous to think about.
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WenMoon
· 12-02 06:16
The pound is falling again, this "fool's premium" really can't hold on anymore...
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MevShadowranger
· 12-02 06:10
Is the pound going to da moon again? But this credit crisis really makes it hard to hold on, sooner or later we have to pay taxes.
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GasWaster
· 12-02 06:01
The pound is acting up again, the "fool's premium" joke is really something... With fiscal credibility in tatters, do they expect to stabilize the market? Dream on.
UK borrowing costs keep climbing, and the so-called "idiot premium" remains stubbornly high. Seems like the Chancellor's recent moves haven't really moved the needle. Market skepticism is real when fiscal credibility stays shaky. Wonder how long investors will tolerate this uncertainty before demanding even steeper rates.