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UK Government Pays Highest Borrowing Cost Since 1998 at Gilt Auction Amid Global Bond Sell-off

⚡ Markets: Rising gilt yields increase the cost of capital for the UK government and corporations, pressure the housing market via higher mortgage rates, and can lead to a weaker Pound Sterling (GBP).UK GiltsGBPUSDFTSE 100

The UK paid the highest yield since 1998 to sell long-term government bonds (gilts), reflecting a broader global bond market sell-off driven by inflation fears and geopolitical risk. The Bank of England governor warned that war and weather threaten another burst of inflation.

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Google WestGoogle News (Germany) — Großbritannien zahlt Rekordzinsen für neue Schulden
Financial pressWall Street Journal — U.K Pays Multi-Decade High Yields at Long-Term Debt Sale
Financial pressFinancial Times — UK pays highest borrowing cost since 1998 at gilt sale
Financial pressFinancial Times — The political challenge of Britain’s mounting debt costs
Financial pressBloomberg — UK Pays Most Since 1998 to Borrow After Gilt Selloff
Financial pressFinancial Times — War and weather threaten another burst of UK inflation, BoE governor warns
Google WestGoogle News (UK) — Bank of England: Mortgages rising at fastest known rate in the G7
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