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Certainty means it has not been thought through

By Tony Jackson

Published: June 17 2007 15:21 | Last updated: June 18 2007 20:41

Amid the debate over rising US Treasury yields, one argument has seized investors’ attention.

Suppose the rise is partly due to central banks buying less Treasuries. Surely that means they must be buying equities instead?

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