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Falling Oil and Gas Prices Give Gilt Traders Some Relief

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 10 November 2026, 07:48 UTC By Morwenna Coniam 1 min read
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Gilt Traders Get Some Relief From Falling Oil and Gas Prices Plus, retail sales point to consumer caution This article is for subscribers only. In today’s Markets Daily UK: Falling Brent prices cut markets some slack, plus subdued retail data.

Gilt Traders Get Some Relief From Falling Oil and Gas Prices Plus, retail sales point to consumer caution This article is for subscribers only. In today’s Markets Daily UK: Falling Brent prices cut markets some slack, plus subdued retail data. Throughout the day, get the latest news and analysis on the Markets Today live blog. Oil has been king for much of this year, with bond yields — particularly those in the UK — at the mercy of spiraling energy costs and a subsequent mounting of inflation fears, which have spurred bets for further monetary policy tightening. The narrative — at least for now — seems to be changing.
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