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Central bank to spend £5bn a day for 13 days as it warns of ‘material risk to UK financial stability’
US Treasuries rally after 10-year yield reaches 4% for first time in 12 years
But analysts express concern Threadneedle St appears willing to print money to finance the government
Fire sale in gilts hammered pension funds, forcing Bank of England to launch support
Chancellor should act quickly to mollify markets as soon as possible
Pension plan plumbing problems forced the Bank’s hand
Plus, a window into the carbon impact of pension savings
Lord make me chaste, but not yet
What will get chomped on first?
Key measure of turbulence in Treasuries reaches highest level since 2020 coronavirus crisis
Increased responsibility for drafting and operating ethical standards looks unstoppable
For both banks and consumers, the shock will jar some more than others
Debt yields rise from US to Germany and the S&P 500 hits its lowest level since November 2020
Base rates to 6% and house prices down 10-15%
Mortgage deals on hold after ‘extraordinary’ sell-off in government debt market
Fund manager with history of bold claims says energy stocks could triple if ESG aims scrapped
US government bonds sell off after tumultuous day in Britain’s gilt market
Plus, the seven economic wonders, TikTokpreneurs and cryotherapy
Plus, Britain’s failure to live up to its aid commitments in Africa
MFCs FTW
Questions we should have addressed — on regulation, transparency and capital requirements — remain unanswered
Risk of further falls in sterling as fund managers asked to soak up billions more in public debt
Deep discounts to offload bonds and loans in software maker’s LBO cost banks $600mn
Markets are coming to terms with the scale of central bank tightening of monetary policy
Plunge in pound and surge in borrowing costs show investors are balking at footing bill for UK government plans
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