Sterling
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In a historic move, the Bank of England has started outright sales of its vast stock of Gilts -
Investors flock to bumper sterling sale as Kwarteng chaos subsides
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The group says it expects to meet its reduced growth expectations but its share prices dropped again
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The Bank of England is hiking blind in a blizzard after the Treasury’s autumn statement delay
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Issuer finds little trouble in sterling on day Sunak becomes prime minister
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Sterling corporate bonds a weekend apart will likely be completed under different prime ministers
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New PM hoped to bring financial stability as Moody’s turns negative
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Markets want incoming PM to be fiscally responsible
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Highly regulated borrower ignores UK’s political pandemonium
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Market still hopes for stability ahead of October 31 budget statement
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Truss quitting ‘irrelevant’ for Northumbrian Water trade
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Focus on short to medium maturity sales will give the volatile long end of the Gilt curve time 'to recover'
