UK Sovereign
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Yield on the bond tightened by 70bp after spread was fixed thanks to intervention -
Yields on UK Gilts widened by 50bp for a second consecutive day
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The UK’s reputation is on the line as its new government risks repeating history
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Concerns rise whether the market will be able to stomach additional Gilts coming not only from the DMO but also the Bank of England's quantitative tightening
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European sovereigns in good fiscal position to provide finance through energy crisis
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New UK prime minister’s tax cut and energy support pledge spooks market
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Sovereign issuer seeks market feedback on Gilt sales for the remainder of 2022
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Transparency and flexibility will be crucial to avoid market disruption
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Borrowers and investors should keep their eyes on Gilts
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Delay for ESG investors to digest new UK policies
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This week's funding scorecard looks at the progress European sovereigns have made in their funding programmes in August.
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Despite high inflation readings, the Bank of England’s monetary policy committee voted to keep up its purchases of UK government bonds at its meeting on Thursday. The MPC did offer some guidance on when the central bank will begin to reduce its stock of assets.
