This behavior of the FT doesn't surprise me a bit. It is just revealing the truth a little further. Their articles are largely "bought" by finance and industry. If you want to read something neutral, you must look at the rates and shareprices they are publishing. I wouldn't be surprised if one day they are also differing from what has been officially fixed. I wouldn't accept this paper as wrapping on the fish market.

Hidden links. Anyone aware about this subject can judge how low one must have sunk, especially when you make money on it. Toilet paper.

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