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Gilts: hoping for the best, experiencing not the worst
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How to profit from Labour chaos: Nifty track to guarantee steady income in market turmoil
UK gilts can be bought through all investing platforms, which have made it easy to stash them in your Isa.
Gilt relief rally sends yields to biggest weekly drop since 2024
Burnham pledge to stick to fiscal rules and pullback from bets on higher BoE interest rates drive rebound
JM Finn's Jon Cunliffe: Mispriced opportunities in short-dated gilts
UK interest rate markets have repriced sharply over recent weeks. Just ahead of the Israel-US attack on Iran, two further interest rate cuts, which would have brought the base rate...
Gilts plunge to 28-year low as Starmer clings on, leaving SMEs braced for borrowing squeeze
UK 30-year gilt yields hit their highest level since 1998 as Sir Keir Starmer rebuffs resignation demands, sending sterling lower and threatening to push SME borrowing costs higher...
Who do gilt investors want to lead Britain?
Andy Burnham seen as biggest risk to UK government bonds
Day Two of the Rickety Coup Smashes Up Financial Markets
The ten-year UK gilt yield briefly hit 5.13%, approaching highs last seen during in 2008. A 3 p.m. gilt market snapshot: 2-year: 4.585% (+11.0bp), prev close 4.475% 10-year: 5.130%...
Gilt yields fall despite local election results triggering further uncertainty
The UK’s long-term borrowing costs have fallen today (8 May), despite mounting pressure on the government after it suffered heavy defeats in local elections.
Gilt yields climb once again as King's Speech fails to calm market nerves
Yields on UK long-term gilts have risen following the King's Speech to parliament today (13 May), amid continued intrigue over the fate of current Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
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