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Buying interest for individual bonds dropped for the second week in a row, as well, according to data from BondDesk Group LLC. Retail investors bought 2.3 municipal bonds for every one they sold in the week ended September 18, down from 2.4 during the previous week. The number of bonds bought totaled 87,102, while the number of bonds sold was 37,688.
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Both Nick Clegg, deputy prime minister, and Danny Alexander, chief secretary to the Treasury, defended the scheme against critics who claim it will stoke a dangerous housing bubble yesterday. Mr Alexander said the “big problem is a lack of demand” and Mr Clegg said: “I don’t believe that this second part of the Help to Buy scheme is suddenly going to make that escalation in London prices qualitatively worse.”
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