Deficits at the UK's 200 largest pension schemes have fallen to £2bn after most of June was spent in surplus, Aon Consulting research shows.
The slight fall in the deficit – down from £3bn in May – was due to rises in equity markets and bond yields which were largely offset by the market’s increased expectation of future inflation. How...
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