Bank of England
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The bonds were purchased at the height of the recent Gilt market crisis -
In a historic move, the Bank of England has started outright sales of its vast stock of Gilts
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Focus on short to medium maturity sales will give the volatile long end of the Gilt curve time 'to recover'
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Brief rally fades, but signs suggest LDI investors have offloaded what they needed to
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Nightmare on Threadneedle Street continues as emergency QE cliff edge nears
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The Bank has taken action to support Gilts twice in two days
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UK government bond yields head up as the Bank’s emergency QE winds down
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It's hard to see the newly installed politicians in the UK backing down so soon in the job. So far they have been utterly deaf to criticism. Instead, it is likely the Bank will have to give away further ground. Bad for the Bank, and ultimately bad for the UK economy
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Markets bewildered by government policies and ensuing chaos: "It’s like someone decided to put the brakes on and accelerate at the same time"
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Yield on the bond tightened by 70bp after spread was fixed thanks to intervention
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The Norwegian agency chose an unusual Friday pricing
