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Bank of England Chief Sees UK Bond Yields Falling Further

The Bank of England governor expressed hope that the recent decline in UK government bond yields will continue, while noting the outcome will depend on developments in the Middle East.

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The statement came as yields on longer-dated UK debt have eased in recent sessions.

The governor added that the trajectory depends on events in the Middle East. Officials have not specified which developments would alter the path of yields. Market participants have watched the region for signs that could affect global risk sentiment and safe-haven demand.

10-year gilt yields have declined from their April peaks, though they remain above levels seen at the start of the year. Traders have priced in limited further cuts to the policy rate this year. No additional statements from the central bank accompanied the governor’s remarks.

Key Facts

UK bond yields
have fallen from April peaks
Governor outlook
depends on Middle East events

Potential Impact

  1. 01

    Lower gilt yields could reduce UK government borrowing costs.

  2. 02

    Markets may adjust rate-cut expectations if Middle East tensions rise.

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PublishedMay 29, 2026, 9:36 AM

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