UK gilts erased recent gains as investors shifted focus to the nation's fiscal fragility and rising global borrowing costs.
The U.K's Debt Management Office sold 3.0 billion pounds ($3.87 billion) in October 2031-dated gilts at an auction on Thursday, it said. The following are results of the auction, with amounts in ...
The 10-year gilt yield was lower as U.K. government bond yields reacted modestly to U.K. budget plans. Meanwhile, a positive surprise on durable goods orders added momentum to U.S. Treasury yields.
The head of the agency that issues British government bonds said the agency would make an "important shift" away from ...
The UK Debt Management Office announced today that it would issue £299.2bn of Gilts in its new financial year starting on ...
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The 10-year German bund yield is up +0.9 bp to 2.886%. The 10-year UK gilt yield is up +2.3 bp to 4.745%. Eurozone Jan industrial production rose +0.8% m/m, stronger than expectations of +0.6% m ...
As figure 2 shows, the wipeout yield on 1-5yr corporate bonds (1.9%) compares favourably to all-maturity corporate bonds (1.0%) and gilts (0.5%). As expected, sterling high yield offers the ...
Source: Fidelity International, Bloomberg, 28 February 2025.1-5yr Corporate Bonds = ICE BofA 1-5 Year Eurosterling Index; All-Maturity Corporate Bonds = ICE BofA Euro-Sterling Index; UK Gilts = ICE ...
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Conversely UK gilts have slightly underperformed those on the continent and more starkly the US where a flight to safety is taking hold. That’s all from us at Markets Today for now. Join us ...
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