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If you think silver margin hikes was bad, see this.
Irish bond margin requirement is now 65%, increased from 55%.
Notice is given 1 day in advance only.
http://www.lchclearnet.com/risk_management/ltd/margin_rate_circulars/repoclear/2011-05-25.asp
Saw this from zerohedge here.
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