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UK long-term borrowing costs hit a 28-year high

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By Matthew Sellers
| Insurance Business UK Verified
Insurance News By Sep 01, 2026 Share UK 30-year gilt yields hit 5.798% on Tuesday, a 28-year high and the highest level since 1998, as global bond markets sold off sharply in response to a resumption of US-Iran military exchanges after roughly a month of relative calm. Ten-year gilt yields also rose to around 5.12%.
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What Starmer's exit from Parliament means for landlord and employer risk

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By Matthew Sellers
| Insurance Business UK Verified
Insurance News By Sep 01, 2026 Share Photo: Simon Dawson / No 10 Downing Street Sir Keir Starmer has announced he is standing down as MP for Holborn and St Pancras after 11 years, triggering a by-election that will serve as the first electoral test of Andy Burnham's government since Starmer resigned as prime minister earlier in the summer.
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Borrowing rates hit 18-year high

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By Matthew Sellers
| Mortgage Introducer Verified
Global bond rout makes higher mortgage rates could arrive in days By 01 Sep 2026 UK government borrowing costs have jumped to their highest level since the 2008 financial crisis. A worldwide sell-off in bonds pushed up the funding costs that underpin fixed-rate mortgage pricing, just eight weeks before Chancellor John Healey delivers his first Budget. And as you can see in our chart below – that’s really bad news for borrowers.
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