Alice Gledhill

In This Article ^FTSE (Bloomberg) -- UK assets entered a second week of declines amid growing consternation about the

The pound fell after data showed UK inflation fell unexpectedly in December, easing fears over persistent price pressures and potentially opening the door to further Bank of England interest-rate cuts.

(Bloomberg) -- Traders rushed to price more interest-rate cuts from the Bank of England this year after data showed UK inflation fell in December, easing fears over persistent price pressures that have rattled UK assets this year.

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Alice Gledhill 2 min read (Bloomberg) -- US bonds steadied on Wednesday after Donald Trump's latest tariff threats were seen by investors as milder than feared.

US bonds steadied on Wednesday after Donald Trump’s latest tariff threats were seen by investors as milder than feared.

US government bonds steadied Wednesday after a blistering rally over the past week spurred by bets that US President Donald Trump would take a more measured approach on imposing tariffs.

(Bloomberg) -- US government bonds ticked lower ahead of an auction of 20-year debt, further eroding steep gains over the past week, most recently spurred by bets that US President Donald Trump would take a more measured approach on imposing tariffs.

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