Labour are destroying the U.K. their raid on farmers is a national disgusting disgrace We must drive out these scum yes scum Starmer a man who just lies lies lies |
Lol. They've got 4 years left. 4 more years for millions more voters to finally realise that the 2 main parties can do nothing but push the UK further and further towards the abyss. |
Gov will be out next year perhaps by april |
Very disappointing if it's not over 12p! Hoping it's closer to 13p than 12p. |
lol ftse in free fall. 150 down from this am.You couldn't make it up. NatWest on course to double in a year :-) |
I have added another 4 lots that is why I am rich and idle Ex div March div paid late April that's for the next hols Off on hols soon for 4 weeks in the sun |
Just going to keep adding for the final div could be over 12 p |
I guess no 400p today! |
We should see over 500 by March |
Target for now over 468 |
Why??
Just added 5477 |
Given HMT are selling down this is doing surprisingly well. |
Just added 5477 |
Shirley you can't be serious!
Multi year high @396.60p. |
Doubt it but Shirley gonna happen this year. A good day. |
400p today? |
FWIW :- Keefe Bruyette & Woods raises Natwest to 'outperform' - price target 440 pence |
400p looks to be in reach! About time too! |
HMT have reduced from 15.9% to 14.8%. Kinda been wondering if they'd been selling down given some sell offs.
A directed buy back would be sweet. |
 UK government bonds extend sell-off after Reeves' first budget
UK government bonds extended their sell-off on Thursday as investors continued to mull the implications of the first Labour budget in 14 years.
In recent weeks, bond markets have had to digest fluctuating oil prices, changing Federal Reserve interest rate expectations and uncertainty about the looming US election result.
Now they are also digesting the sharp increase in government borrowing and expectations of Bank of England (BoE) interest rate cuts, forecast by the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR).
While US Treasuries and German Bund prices also slipped, there was a larger decline in UK government bonds, also known as gilts. This in turn pushed up yields, or interest rates.
The yield on the 20-year gilt rose to its highest level since early November last year, at 4.855%, up five basis points. Meanwhile, the 10-year rate rose as much as nine basis points to 4.44%, the highest level in almost a year.
Yields also rose on short-dated bonds, which are more sensitive to the outlook for interest rates. The two-year gilt yield rose as much as seven basis points.
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Investing in the U.K. now is only for clowns and idiots Reeves. With the help of Diane abbot have destroyed the U.K. |
This released at 13:00 the time of the tank, I'd of thought that would have been a good thing.
It might be a thing that they do this just to get more peoples shares cheaper, its called tree shaking and see what apples fall |
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