Punishing week on bond markets ends with UK government borrowing costs significantly higher
Mortgages, pensions and investments likely to feel the effects of rising bond yields
As yields rise around the globe, UK government bonds have been put in a difficult place
Bonds steady after sell-off that threatens to wipe out room for extra borrowing under Labour’s budget rules
Treasury vows to stick to its fiscal rules and says gilt markets functioning ‘in an orderly way’
From borrowers to sorrowers
Ground pound
Debt market flare-ups show growing pushback against governments’ loose fiscal policies
Rising UK borrowing costs raise risk that chancellor will have to impose tighter fiscal policy as soon as March
Treasury seeks to reassure markets as gilt sell-off threatens the government’s ability to meet its fiscal rules
Rising interest costs raise fears about chancellor’s ability to hit revised fiscal rules
Stubborn inflation and stalling growth have driven yields back to the highs reached after October’s Budget
Traders play down parallels with 2022 market crisis but say rise in borrowing costs will linger
UK borrowing costs hit the highest level this year after Budget announcements sink in
Bond markets unnerved by scale of extra borrowing in chancellor Rachel Reeves’ Budget
Parsing 101 words from the OBR
Ten-year gilt yield hits five-month high after chancellor’s first Budget
Investment banks pencil in second-biggest annual gilt sales figure on record ahead of Labour’s first Budget
She learned this one simple trick… hopefully bond markets don’t HATE her
A gascon’s guide to gilts
Central banks should not deny they will act in a crisis and Labour’s Budget is not another Truss moment
Bonds, traditionally seen as safe assets for pension pots, have been subject to huge fluctuations in recent years
Seems legit
In preparing her inaugural Budget, she would do well to ignore advice from market sages
