Bond selloff shows markets think debt is 'not under control'
Yields on the UK's government debt reached their highest since 1998, a global move also reflected in US and European bond yields. Economist Liz Martins of HSBC told Reuters the sell-off showed markets lack faith in governments' ability to get their debt under control.
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AI GeneratedUK government borrowing costs have surged, with 30-year yields hitting their highest levels since 1998. While driven by global trends like inflation and energy prices, the UK remains vulnerable due to its fiscal history and shifting demand from pension funds. Despite these pressures, the UK showed surprising economic resilience in Q2, though headwinds remain regarding interest rates and EU relations.
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