UK 30 Year Gilt Yield 5.7% Explained: Who Pays for Britain's Debt?
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The UK 30-year gilt yield has hit 5.7%, a 27-year high, and the 10-year is above 5%. In this video, we break down what this means for the British economy, who ultimately bears the cost of higher borrowing, and why markets are now pricing in a rate hike by 2027. Chapters: 00:00 Britain's thirty-year borrowing cost just hit fi 00:20 And here is the reversal nobody saw coming 00:32 This matters because mortgage pricing follows th
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