At the end of the European market on Tuesday, the yield on British 10-year treasury bonds rose 15.9 basis points to 5.222%, reaching 5.250% at 18:04 Beijing time, approaching the top 5.309% on August 8, 2007, and the intraday high of 5.564% on July 9 of that year, before recovering some of the gains. The two-year British bond yield rose 20.3 basis points to 4.606%. The “long weekend” returned to a high opening and continued to fluctuate in a narrow range at a high level, approaching the top of 4.713% on March 23. The 30-year British bond yield rose 7.7 basis points to 5.858%, reaching 5.897% at 16:44, approaching the top 5.927% in the second quarter of 1998 and the top 6.258% in the first quarter of that year; the yield on 50-year British bonds rose 6.9 basis points to 5.414%. According to Bloomberg data, 16:44reached 5.452%, breaking the record high of 5.414% set on August 18. The 2/10-year British bond yield spread fell 4.293 basis points to +61.428 basis points.

At the end of the European market on Tuesday, the yield on British 10-year treasury bonds rose 15.9 basis points to 5.222%, reaching 5.250% at 18:04 Beijing time, approaching the top 5.309% on August 8, 2007, and the intraday high of 5.564% on July 9 of that year, before recovering some of the gains. The two-year British bond yield rose 20.3 basis points to 4.606%. The “long weekend” returned to a high opening and continued to fluctuate in a narrow range at a high level, approaching the top of 4.713% on March 23. The 30-year British bond yield rose 7.7 basis points to 5.858%, reaching 5.897% at 16:44, approaching the top 5.927% in the second quarter of 1998 and the top 6.258% in the first quarter of that year; the yield on 50-year British bonds rose 6.9 basis points to 5.414%. According to Bloomberg data, 16:44reached 5.452%, breaking the record high of 5.414% set on August 18. The 2/10-year British bond yield spread fell 4.293 basis points to +61.428 basis points.