The United Kingdom has issued 20 year inflation linked gilts at the highest borrowing costs seen in more than two decades, as bond markets react to persistent concerns over inflation
The United Kingdom has issued 20 year inflation linked gilts at the highest borrowing costs seen in more than two decades, as bond markets react to persistent concerns over inflation
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has raised concerns about risks in the UK government bond market due to the growing influence of hedge funds and foreign creditors. In its annual
European government bond markets experienced renewed turbulence yesterday as Germany announced a €500 billion investment fund while loosening its strict fiscal borrowing rules. The yield on Germany’s benchmark ten-year government
International investors have significantly reduced their holdings of UK government debt at the outset of the year, marking the steepest decline in two years. Data from the Bank of England






