The UK broke new ground for a bond sale on Wednesday, borrowing at negative rates for the first time in a sign that investors expect more economic stimulus from the Bank of England.
The UK sold £3.8bn of three-year gilts at a yield of minus 0.003 per cent, the Debt Management Office said. The sl
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