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UK government borrowing costs spike amid tensions in ruling Labour party
- On Wednesday, UK government borrowing costs surged, with the 10-year gilt yield rising 16 basis points to 4.61% and the pound falling 0.8% to $1.3643.
- The UK government’s reversal on £5 billion welfare reforms to prevent a backbench rebellion created a £6 billion fiscal shortfall, fueling market instability.
- The 10-year gilt yield increased 16 basis points to 4.61% and the pound fell 0.8% to $1.3643, reflecting heightened market concern over UK fiscal stability.
- Rising borrowing costs, their highest since 2008, increase debt expenses and threaten UK fiscal stability amid market concerns.
- Following the welfare bill U-turn, investors question the UK government's fiscal resolve and foresee potential tax hikes this autumn, amid rising borrowing costs and market instability.
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