Bank of England to stop selling 20- and 30-year gilts
Most outlets reported that the Bank of England is reportedly planning to stop selling 20- and 30-year gilts as part of changes to its debt sales. Business Recorder added context about the move being in response to bond market turmoil, while Minute Mirror framed the decision as a potential or ongoing consideration. Both used similar phrasing from their respective excerpts without adding further details.
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Bank of England weighs halt on long-term gilts
The Bank of England is reportedly preparing to stop selling 20- and 30-year government bonds as part of a broader
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Bank of England to stop selling 20- and 30-year gilts, Telegraph reports
The Bank of England (BoE) will stop selling 20- and 30-year gilts under plans to overhaul its debt sales, the Telegraph reported on Tuesday. The central bank is overhauling debt sales amid bond market turmoil, the newspaper said, adding that an announcement is expected on Thursday alongside its latest interest rate decision. The newspaper said, citing sources, that any final decision rested wit...
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