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Fears that Britain cannot afford Burnham as markets take fright
The pound tumbled and the cost of Government debts soared on Friday, with economists predicting the pressure will continue throughout a likely Labour leadership contest.
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irishtimes.com
Burnham approved to run in byelection; Pound heading for worst week in 18 months
British government bonds, stocks and sterling fall
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dailymail.com
Burnham spooks markets with pound nosediving amid Starmer challenge
The yield on 30-year UK government bonds surged back up close to 28-year highs and the pound was down as much as 0.4 per cent against the US dollar amid political turmoil.
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cityam.com
Burnham return attempt jump-scares UK markets
Bond vigilantes also sold gilts en masse, with UK government bond yields rising due to Andy Burnham's announcement.
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cnbc.com
Why Britain’s potential next PM is putting investors on edge
Traders fear a new left-leaning U.K. government led by Andy Burnham would challenge the country's fiscal discipline.
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theguardian.com
Pound heads for worst week in 18 months as Burnham lines up Labour bid
UK government borrowing costs jump amid political uncertainty and oil price rise that fuelled inflation worries
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perfil.com
Bonos británicos se desploman por potencial salida de Keir Starmer
La posibilidad de que Andy Burnham se convierta en primer ministro es vista como un riesgo por los operadores, que temen que pueda aumentar el gasto público.
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Fears that Britain cannot afford Burnham as markets take fright
The pound tumbled and the cost of Government debts soared on Friday, with economists predicting the pressure will continue throughout a likely Labour leadership contest.
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Kemi Badenoch warns of 'Burnham premium' on mortgages
Kemi Badenoch has warned that Andy Burnham would saddle the UK with a "Burnham premium" on mortgages and borrowing costs
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Britain’s prospective next PM tries to placate bond markets after sell-off, gilts steady
The U.K.'s would-be prime minister, Andy Burnham, is being closely watched by bond markets.
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Andy Burnham’s change in tack on fiscal rules and bond markets is understandable
Bookies’ favourite to replace Keir Starmer tones down stance on government borrowing to assuage City investors
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Andy Burnham 'costing us money' before he's even elected, claim Tories
Shadow chancellor Sir Mel Stride said taxpayers face a 'Burnham premium' as markets push up government borrowing costs because of concerns that he will drag Labour further to the…