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UK faces a greater threat from inflation than any other developed country, the Financial Times said in a report on Monday citing market rates. The report noted that the Bank of England's GBP 175 billion purchase of government bonds, among others, is likely to drive up prices in the long term, higher than in the U.S, continental Europe, or Japan.
The FT based its analysis on so-called break-even rates - the difference between the yields on conventional government bonds and inflation-protected bonds. Further, the newspaper report said investors were worried on the weakness of sterling as a cause for inflation.
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