The Boring Case for Bonds - G.C. Wagner, CFA | Content & Strategy, Financial Modeling
Bonds are boring. Right now, that's the point.
On 1 October the 30-year gilt yield went above 6% for the first time since 1998. On 7 October it peaked at 6.04%, and the 10-year was at 5.48%. Short bonds aren't left out either. Britain's 5-year auction on 27 October paid an average of 5.04%, the highest since 2008. Yields dipped slightly after the Budget, but they're still high.
On 1 October the 30-year gilt yield went above 6% for the first time since 1998. On 7 October it peaked at 6.04%, and the 10-year was at 5.48%. Short bonds aren't left out either. Britain's 5-year auction on 27 October paid an average of 5.04%, the highest since 2008. Yields dipped slightly after the Budget, but they're still high.