uk bonds decline as budget plans trigger selling pressure and rising yields

This week, UK bonds experienced significant declines due to the Labour government's budget announcement and plans for substantial bond sales.

The yield on 10-year notes increased by four basis points to 4.48% on Friday, which is the largest increase seen this year. Traders have shifted their market sentiment as they reassess expectations for interest-rate cuts in light of the government's commitment to additional spending. This has raised concerns about inflation and economic growth, resulting in a wave of selling in the bond market.

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