Ninety One says the UK is exposed to market ‘tantrums’
Copy link
Britain is ‘poster child’ for bad decision-making, bond investor claims
Ninety One says the UK is exposed to market ‘tantrums’
729 words~3 min read
Related reading
Jim O'Neill: 4 lessons the U.K. must learn from bond markets after gilts…
Britain faces among the highest borrowing costs of any developed nation — but bond markets offer 4 key lessons the government can…
A reliance on capricious foreign investors has left Britain on a knife edge
UK gilts need to find new buyers and looking overseas is not the answer
UK feels the heat as investors and critics question its future
A spike in long-term borrowing costs, concerns over the forthcoming Autumn Budget and political instability — it's just another…
Bank of England’s bond buying spree is making matters worse
As Britain drowns in debt, Threadneedle Street is costing the Treasury billions of extra pounds
The bond market's guide to appeasing the bond market - and why it matters
Britain's debts mean the bond market now decides the fate of a government. Ali Lyon finds out what they want.
Borrowing costs near 1998 high as Reeves struggles to balance finances
Economists warn Britain is paying a ‘moron premium’ on its debt