Analysis
More Support For Liz Truss’s Contention That Market Turmoil Following Mini-Budget was Partly Due to Incompetence of Bank of England
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Liz Truss’s efforts to divert the blame for her downfall from her mini-Budget to the Bank of England has received support from some unlikely quarters in the past few days.
If you want a refresher on the role of the Bank of England in creating the market turmoil that followed the min-Budget, this piece by Jon Moynihan, published yesterday in CapX, is well worth a read. It includes a crash course in Liability-Driven Investment funds, which were at the root of the precipitous rise in bond yields that ultimately did for Truss.
Continue reading at The Daily Sceptic.
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