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Governor Haruhiko Kuroda is betting on a royal flush of macroeconomic outcomes to win the battle. But the costs, and the risks, are rising
Sale of £750mn of short-term government debt comes as UK central bank seeks to trim balance sheet
Euro and government borrowing costs fall after Christine Lagarde highlights mounting risk of recession
Calmer markets could shrink forecasts for fiscal hole facing chancellor and new PM in debt-cutting package
Prices rally as markets react with relief to Rishi Sunak victory in Conservative party leadership contest
Shorter- and long-dated bond yields return to levels last seen before mini-Budget
Gilts under renewed pressure as candidates to become UK’s next prime minister jostle for support
Early gains evaporate as S&P 500 gives up 0.8%
Depreciation of Japan’s currency has investors on alert for further government intervention
UK chancellor outlines measures to tackle government’s deficit
Analysts say prime minister’s decision to ditch £18bn corporate tax cut was not ‘enough of a pivot’
Chancellor makes hasty departure from Washington while markets rally on hopes of reversal of mini-Budget proposals
Bank of England’s purchase of £4.7bn in UK debt eases investor jitters
UK’s 30-year borrowing costs leapt to 5.1% before latest intervention by central bank
Governor sticks with Friday deadline for central bank action and tells pension funds they have three days left
Traders fear they will be left holding unwanted gilts if the central bank rejects their offer
Industry still faces ‘a lot of disorder’ from LDI strategies at the centre of the crisis
Thirty-year borrowing costs shoot higher as government and central bank both seek to reassure investors
The central bank is looking to steady UK financial markets with a new ‘repo’ programme
Andrew Bailey needs to show that market dysfunction is over and that bank has a grip on inflation
Japan is now the only country with bonds offering sub-zero returns
Central bank worried pension funds would dump £50bn in government bonds into a chaotic market
Fresh selling comes a week after Bank of England intervened to steady gilt market
Average for two-year fixed deal is now 5.97%, up from 5.75% on Monday
Sterling recovers to levels seen before mini-Budget sent it tumbling to record low against dollar
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