Analysis: Bond markets should brace for tighter central bank squeeze ...Middle East

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As the British and Australian central banks prepare to crank up their money-printing presses and the U.S. election outcome ups the pressure for more Federal Reserve action, one thing is clear -- already-scarce government bonds will get harder to find. This week, the Bank of England increased its bond-buying by a bigger-than-expected 150 billion pounds ($195 billion), while the Reserve Bank of Australia said it would buy $100 billion ($70.4 billion) in debt over the next six months. The aggressive moves build on this year's accelerated stimulus from central banks, which are battling the COVID-19 shock and uncertainties ranging from Brexit to doubts over the scale of government spending.

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