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Fears UK heading for 'oblivion' as government borrowing costs soar
Yields on 30-year UK bonds, known as gilts, leapt to just below 5.7 per cent, the highest level since 1998 in the wake of a reshuffle seen as sidelining Rachel Reeves.
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telegraph.co.uk
UK borrowing costs rise at fastest pace in G7
Yield on 30-year gilts reaches a 27-year high after Downing Street reshuffle
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theguardian.com
UK long-term borrowing costs reach 27-year high in pre-budget blow for Labour – business live
Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news
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dailymail.co.uk
Fears UK heading for 'oblivion' as government borrowing costs soar
Yields on 30-year UK bonds, known as gilts, leapt to just below 5.7 per cent, the highest level since 1998 in the wake of a reshuffle seen as sidelining Rachel Reeves.
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bbc.com
UK borrowing costs hit 27-year high adding to pressure on Reeves
The interest rate on UK 30-year bonds hits the highest since 1998 as concerns over the economic outlook continue.
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cnbc.com
Why the UK's long-term borrowing costs are at a 27-year high
Global bond yields are rising on fiscal concerns, but the U.K. long-end faces further specific challenges.
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Chancellor is running out of time - that's shorthand for she's toast
Rachel Reeves' grip on her position as Chancellor of the Exchequer looks ever more tenuous thanks to the Prime Minister's cackhanded economic reshuffle.
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Reeves warned over financial crisis as UK borrowing costs rise again
Ministers are struggling to cool alarm after interest rates on UK gilts rose again this morning, having spiked to 27-year highs yesterday.
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UK borrowing costs rise amid global bond sell-off – latest updates
Britain’s long-term borrowing costs rose again on Wednesday amid a global bond sell-off, underlining the precarious state of the UK’s public finances.
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‘Self-defeating’ tax rises causing bond sell-off, Rachel Reeves warned
“Self-defeating” tax rises and persistent inflation are to blame for the recent surge in Britain’s borrowing costs, Rachel Reeves has been warned.
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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 normal week for the U.K.
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UK borrowing costs ease as bond market calms
Government bond yields fall after hitting highest level since 1998 earlier in the week.