Ireland has been desperately unlucky. The bond crisis is snowballing out of control before the country has had enough time to let its medical, pharma, IT, and financial services industries (don't laugh, some of it is doing well) come to the rescue. Yields on 10-year Irish bonds surged this morning to a post-EMU high of 7.41pc. Yes, Ireland… Read more By Ambrose Evans-Pritchard The early verdict is in on the Fed's $600bn of fresh money through QE. Yields on 30-year Treasury bonds jumped 20 basis points to 4.07pc. Public spending increased by 50 per cent in real terms under Labour, says Jeff Randall.Ireland is running out of time
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