UK government borrowing costs have fallen to historic lows, despite the country having its credit rating downgraded.
Britain lost its AAA rating with S&P, with the ratings agency expecting a hit to economic growth after the vote to leave the European Union.
A downgrade can sometimes mean a government will find it more expensive to borrow in international markets.
However, as Danny Cox from stockbroker Hargreaves Lansdown explains - the opposite has been happening.
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