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Inverted curve illustrates pension and insurer demand for long-term paper
New 2071 gilt is first extension of UK yield curve for five years
Fixed income is being dragged into the 21st century with a shift towards electronic trading on exchanges
Soft data shrivel market expectations of a May rate increase
IMF pointing to economic headwinds and changing political backdrop highlights risks
£3bn rise in debt raising takes total bond sales this year to £106bn
Mark Carney’s comments cast doubt over a telegraphed rate rise next month
Sterling’s decline lifts FTSE 100 and draws investors into government debt
US Treasury yields move higher and UK Gilts suffer biggest reversal in two years
Gilts have returned more than equities of late but financial repression era is ending
Selling UK bonds in anticipation of price falls could be regarded as highly patriotic
British hedge fund manager targets weaker prices for 30-year gilts via futures
Debt Management Office cites ‘fiscal risks’ of linking debt to inflation measure
Inflation protection is popular with investors as price growth strengthens
Largest fall in overseas gilt holdings in nearly four years
Fresh BoE purchases come as policymakers consider rate rises
The UK is the only rich country that still bases inflation calculation on Carli index
The factors that will affect the pricing of UK government debt in 2018
Pound initially hits a six-month high against the euro
Front end of curve is set to remain highly dependent on political events, HSBC says
Investors reprice UK assets as outline of divorce payment emerges
Bank of England’s pension scheme looks at moving up risk spectrum, writes Peter Smith
Build-up to talks heightens expectations of volatility for assets
