The recent selloff of UK bonds was instigated by Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves’ budget plan, which proposed significant tax increases, borrowing, and public spending. While the market’s reaction stemmed primarily from concerns over £142 billion in additional borrowing for investment as well as a £40 billion tax hike, members of the Labour cabinet...
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