Trinity deficit rises €80m as bond yields hit home

Trinity deficit rises €80m as bond yields hit home

[16:30 CEST 30-07] UK – Falling corporate bond rates and rising inflation caused the pension deficit of Trinity Mirror's 10 defined benefit (DB) pension schemes to increase by £68.3m (€80m) in the first half of this year.

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