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Government debt and the uncertainty premium – Market Talk
Our regular markets discussion offers an overview of the biggest topics for investors today. 
GSE reform: Three guiding principles
Surprise IPO plans for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac could reshape U.S. housing finance. Amid the uncertainty, three guiding principles emerge – government guarantees, market... 
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