UK yield curve flattest since Brexit vote on growth fears
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LONDON (Reuters) - The difference in yields between short and longer-dated British government bonds fell on Monday to its narrowest since shortly after the 2016 Brexit referendum on concerns about the weakening growth outlook.A flatter yield curve is often seen as a signal markets expect fewer central bank interest rate rises in future.The yield premium that 10-year British government bonds offer over two years sank to 43.4 basis points at 0820 GMT. This was its lowest during main trading hours..