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GB03MY is the UK government's 3-month gilt, issued by theDebtManagement Office and backed by HM Treasury. Gilts are sterling government bonds, and at the short end they function like Treasury bills: secure, liquid places to hold cash for a defined period.
GB06MY is the market code for the UK government's 6-month gilt, a short-dated instrument issued by theDebtManagement Office on behalf of HM Treasury. Gilts are sterling government bonds, prized for their safety because repayment is backed by the UK state.
Global government bond markets are facing another major test as investorsDemandhigher yields amid a combination of inflation concerns, geopolitical uncertainty, rising oil prices and deteriorating fiscal conditions.
Andy Burnham is facing his first Prime Minister’s Questions as UK prime minister on Wednesday, September 2, marking one of the most important early parliamentary tests of his new government.
Keir Starmer has announced that he is stepping down as MP for Holborn and St Pancras, just weeks after resigning as prime minister, creating an immediate political challenge for Andy Burnham’s new Labour government.
Reform UK remains one of the biggest forces shaping British politics, with Nigel Farage continuing to challenge both Andy Burnham’s Labour government and Kemi Badenoch’s Conservatives.
Kemi Badenoch has carried out a significant reshuffle of the Conservative frontbench as Parliament returns and the party prepares for its first major parliamentary confrontation with Andy Burnham's new Labour government.
The Bank of Japan has suddenly become one of the biggest focal points for global markets as Governor Kazuo Ueda signals that policymakers are prepared to seriously debate another interest-rate increase this month.
Global financial markets have entered September with a powerful combination of risks that is forcing investors to reassess the outlook for equities.
India’s financial markets have entered September under renewed pressure as a sharp increase in global oil prices and government bond yields creates a difficult environment for the rupee, equities and fixed-income investors.
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