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Brexit fears and pension fund buyers keep UK the odd one out
Pension funds and insurers seek to match the path of their liabilities
Jettisoning misleading statistical yardsticks is surely right
News of proposed change to official benchmark prompts bond prices to fall by up to one-tenth
‘Body blow’ for individual savers as government leans more heavily on cheaper wholesale markets
Yawning current account deficit is a vulnerability associated with emerging markets
Rising appeal of havens and concerns over Brexit have fuelled gilt rally
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
10-year gilt yield hits lowest level since wake of 2016 Brexit vote
Gilt auction garners strong demand amid growing concern of potential for no-deal Brexit
Mounting expectations for rate reduction ignite sharp Gilt rally
Bank of England governor warns of Brexit-scale impact on rest of world
Experience in other countries show green bonds need not raise financing costs
Messy political saga is hitting sterling, stocks and UK’s economic reputation
Foreign investors are ‘sitting on their hands’, leaving some asset classes at risk
Inflation-linked government bonds suggest markets anticipate chaotic EU exit
Rise in price of British government debt underscores investor growth concerns
Backdrop to turmoil was a volatile pound and weaker share prices for UK-exposed groups
Nervousness of global investors towards UK equities and gilts presage stormy times
Strong growth in tax receipts allows UK chancellor to rely less on borrowing
Spread between 30- and 50-year debt sees sharpest move on record after 2071 bond tap
Remainers would like jitters, Leavers exuberance — investors refuse to play along
10-year US Treasury yield holds above 3% while UK gilt yield rises on inflation data
Treasury forced to deny that Bank of England governor will stay on for an extra year
