UK bond-market participants want the government to sell fewer long-dated gilts next year due to waning demand from pension ...
Turmoil in the bond market has prompted a surge of interest from everyday savers seeking to take advantage of higher returns. Retail investors are rushing to buy gilts – as UK Government bonds ...
Benchmark Treasury yields have been climbing toward 5%, despite the central bank’s recent rate cutting.
Higher borrowing costs are a headache for the Government but also mean higher yields for institutions willing to buy UK bonds, known as gilts. That enables pension firms to fund more attractive ...
This creates potential opportunities and with yields at their highest levels since 1999, this could be a great time to consider buying UK stocks. Yet Bond yields don’t rise for no reason.
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but a bonds reset at decades-high yields could provide an attractive opening to consider certain shares. Analysts at UBS argued in a recent note that UK yields are too high in a "now clearly oversold ...
Katie Martin The UK’s bond market is on fire ... The market is gonna stop buying government bonds from everywhere in the world. Or it could be . . . so Paul Krugman, Nobel Prize-winning ...
(Bloomberg) -- The UK received record orders for its first syndicated bond sale since borrowing costs spiked earlier this month, offering some respite to Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves.
We like stocks and bonds going into 2025, while using selective long US dollar exposure to hedge against a further hawkish repricing of the Fed or significant rise in tariffs. 2024 marked the fourth ...
(Bloomberg) -- UK bond-market participants want the government to sell fewer long-dated gilts next year due to waning demand from pension funds, as officials grapple with a surge in borrowing ...
Annuities provide a guaranteed income until you die, and recent ructions in bond markets are allowing providers to offer much ...