Bonds, Big-Tech, Bitcoin, & Bullion All Battered As British Bond Market Breaks Again | ZeroHedge
Gilts broke again today despite BoE's newly unveiled plans. 30Y Gilt yields were up a stunning 29bps by the close (up 36bps at their highs)... Source: Bloomberg UK 10Y Breakevens crashed by the most on record (down over 40bps today)... Source: Bloomberg Pushing 5Y real UK yields back to their highest since the GFC... Source: Bloomberg “The market reaction so far has been far from encouraging and a sign of how precarious the situation may still be,” Daniela Russell, strategist at HSBC Bank Plc wrote. “By putting yet another end-date on the new measures, this time Nov. 10, the BOE risks prolonging the uncertainty.” And before we leave European bond-land, we note that the spread between Italian and German 10Y yields plunged today by the most since June. The rally in Italian debt (and selloff in Bunds) was driven by the prospect of further joint issuance of European Union bonds gave a boost to more indebted nations (which was denied by German officials after the EU close)... Source: Bloomb
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### Response: Gilts broke again today despite BoE's newly unveiled plans. 30Y Gilt yields were up a stunning 29bps by the close (up 36bps at their highs)... Source: Bloomberg UK 10Y Breakevens crashed by the most on record (down over 40bps today)... Source: Bloomberg Pushing 5Y real UK yields back to their highest since the GFC... Source: Bloomberg “The market reaction so far has been far from encouraging and a sign of how precarious the situation may still be,” Daniela Russell, strategist at HSBC Bank Plc wrote. “By putting yet another end-date on the new measures, this time Nov. 10, the BOE risks prolonging the uncertainty.” And before we leave European bond-land, we note that the spread between Italian and German 10Y yields plunged today by the most since June. The rally in Italian debt (and selloff in Bunds) was driven by the prospect of further joint issuance of European Union bonds gave a boost to more indebted nations (which was denied by German officials after the EU close)... Source: Bloomb