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Ending the excess reserves’ remuneration = ZIRP

12/06/24 -"The revived idea of ending the remuneration of UK banks’ excess reserves is a wrong good idea. This remuneration is not a gift as wrongly believed by the idea’s proponents. Put simply, removing ..."

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