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Gilt yields fall from four-decade surge as Treasury tries to calm bond markets

Government says it can get the UK's debt burden under control, as the pound picks itself up off record lows

UK government bonds rallied strongly on 27 September, forcing yields down from multi-year highs, as the selloff sparked by the government’s tax-cutting budget ran out of steam after the Bank of England and Treasury tried to calm markets.

The 10-year UK gilt yield plunged 16 basis points to 4.119% in early London action.

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