Latest

Long-term UK borrowing costs at 28-year high as rising oil prices trigger global bond rout – business live– business live

The Guardian UK · 1 September 2026 at 09:26

Long-term UK borrowing costs at 28-year high as rising oil prices trigger global bond rout – business live– business live

Renewed fighting in Middle East weighs on financial markets Good morning, and welcome to our rolling coverage of the global economy, the financial markets, the eurozone and business.

Global government bonds are selling off again, pushing yields to new highs, as oil prices have risen above $91 a barrel, stoking inflation fears.

9am BST: Eurozone Manufacturing PMI 9.30am BST: Bank of England data on mortgage approvals and consumer credit 9.30am BST: UK Manufacturing PMI 3pm BST: US Manufacturing PMI Continue reading...

Read the full article on The Guardian UK ›

5News aggregated this summary from the outlet’s public feed. The full article, with all the context, is on www.theguardian.com — the content belongs to The Guardian UK.

Long-term UK borrowing costs at 28-year high as rising oil prices trigger global bond rout – business live– business live

More from The Guardian UK

Nepal-Tibet floods: death toll passes 1,000 as rescue efforts continue at hydropower tunnels – latest updates

Anger as BBC withdraws jobs promise for apprentices amid sweeping cuts

Burnham to say he wants to unlock ‘positivity’ in first statement to MPs since becoming PM – UK politics live

Shaun the Sheep hailed on latest list of storm names

More in Latest

Today on Sky Sports Racing: Jessica chases first success at Wolverhampton

Why is Antonelli taking grid penalties on home soil in Italy?

The BRUTAL knockout on Itauma undercard!

Osaka's look inspired by NBA legend Iverson in opening US Open win

Saka goal leads Arsenal to victory at Villa Park

Saka earns hard-fought win for Arsenal at Villa