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...only ?3.7bn, i.e. 3.4pc, is directly benchmarked to GBI EMU IG, which is the only index that would generate forced selling in the event of a Moody?s downgrade and according to our index teams, the weight of Spanish bonds in this index is 10%, so the maximum potential selling from it ?370m. 
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