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Published in TZ Latest News 6 October, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff

Sterling Sent into Flash Crash Oblivion by ‘Liquidity Bubble’

Cable tanked below 1.19 for the first time since May 1985, EURGBP highest since October 2009

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