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Short Sellers Target UK Water Stocks as Political Risk Rises

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What Bloomberg Markets reported

Traders are building up short positions in UK water stocks as the threat of nationalization and higher interest rates are seen to weigh on the sector.

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Short Sellers Target UK Water Stocks as Political Risk Rises. Traders are building up short positions in UK water stocks as the threat of nationalization and higher interest rates are seen to weigh on the sector. Covered by 1 publications. Bloomberg Markets: Short Sellers Target UK Water Stocks as Political Risk Rises.

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  1. Bloomberg Markets United States Short Sellers Target UK Water Stocks as Political Risk Rises Traders are building up short positions in UK water stocks as the threat of nationalization and higher interest rates are seen to weigh on the sector. 5 h ago · Tier 1

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