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LONDON (Reuters) - The yield on five-year British government bonds fell to a record low just above zero on Thursday as investors priced in the possibility of negative interest rates by the Bank of England.
The yield on the five-year gilt (GB5YT=RR) was down about five basis points on the day at 0.006% shortly after 1345 GMT.
Britain's debt office tapped into strong demand from investors earlier on Thursday at an auction of 2 billion pounds of 12-year gilts (GB12YT=RR).
At an auction on Wednesday, Britain sold its first bond with a negative yield.
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