For whom the bell tolls
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Investors are getting fed up of being used by governments around the world as a low-cost cash machine
Market fears that replacing chancellor would imperil fiscal rules
Move partially reverses sell-off prompted by investor fears chancellor would be sacked after emotional PMQs appearance
Big asset managers added to holdings in bet that sell-off sparked by doubts over Rachel Reeves’ future would be shortlived
Central bank has come under pressure to slow quantitative tightening amid global bond sell-off
‘Quantitative tightening’ is driving up borrowing costs and piling pressure on public finances, according to fund managers
A cunning plan we don’t recommend
QT stays in the the MPC’s hands… for now
QTful ones
Head of Debt Management Office says demand for long-term gilts is waning
Market turmoil adds strain to UK chancellor’s fiscal plans as fears over US debt increase
Disruption to widely used markets data service affects UK and EU debt auctions
Ugly QT needs a rethink — fast
Goldman grasps the long, spiky tail of the gilts crisis
Warning of ‘snowball effect’ from higher borrowing as governments come under pressure to improve public finances
Authorities should take action to encourage a ‘decoupling’ from moves in Treasury yields
Sell-off in 10- and 30-year gilts prompts central bank’s decision to sell only shorter maturity bonds in April 14 auction
Jump in yields on 30-year gilts comes as investors also dump US Treasuries
So long, sweet price
And what can still be done about it
UK chancellor forced to make last-minute savings to shore up the nation’s finances
A short-cut for UK debt issuance
Near-record total will be a test of market confidence in chancellor Rachel Reeves’ spending plans
