On Monday, British government bond yields dipped to their lowest point in a week, prompted by a significant drop in oil prices from recent highs. Two-year gilt yields plummeted by six basis points, performing poorer than both German and US bonds. Additionally, ten-year gilt yields fell below five percent, marking their lowest level since July 20.

Euro zone government bond yields decreased slightly on Friday. This followed a pullback in oil prices and ongoing inflation concerns. Investors are assessing the outlook for…

Such is the extent of the selloff that the average yield on the Bloomberg Global Treasury Index, which tracks government bonds of investment-grade countries, surged to 3.68% on…