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U.K. government bonds rose, with 10- year yields dropping the most in six weeks, after demand increased at a 2.5 billion pound ($3.83 billion) auction of 30- year securities.
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U.K. government bonds fell, pushing 10-year yields to the highest level in seven weeks, as signs the world economy is improving damped demand for safer assets.
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The world’s biggest bond fund is missing out on some of the best returns in global debt markets as it shuns the longest-maturity gilts, having branded Britain a “must to avoid” in 2010.
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U.K. government bonds rose, with 10-year yields falling the most in three weeks, as a decline in European and U.S. stocks revived demand for safer assets.
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U.K. government bonds declined, with 10-year yields rising the most in two weeks, as the Debt Management Office increased planned sales of gilts by 4.7 billion pounds ($7.18 billion) this year.
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U.K. gilts fell, with 10-year yields rising from the lowest level in seven months, as gains in European peripheral bond markets damped demand for the relative safety of Britain’s government debt.
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Royal Bank of Canada hired Sam Hill from Threadneedle Asset Management as a director and sterling fixed-income strategist in London.
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U.K. government bonds rose, pushing 10-year yields to the lowest level this year, as the European Union’s insistence that Cyprus raises cash from bank depositors threatened to deepen the euro region’s debt crisis.
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U.K. government bonds advanced, with 10-year yields falling below those of similar-maturity Treasuries for the first time in five months, as investors sought haven assets after Fitch Ratings downgraded Italy.
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U.K. government bonds advanced for a second day as speculation that Britain’s economy will require further stimulus lifted demand for the safest assets.
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