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UK Long-Term Bond Yield Reaches 6% for First Time Since 1998
Source: Bloomberg
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UK long-term borrowing costs climbed to 6% for the first time in almost three decades. The move reflects mounting investor concern over persistently high inflation and the UK's difficult fiscal position, increasing debt-servicing pressure and posing risks for government finances and broader domestic asset markets.
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