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[British Government Bond Prices Fall, Chancellor Reeves' Budget Plan Suggests That Both UK Debt And Fiscal Stimulus Will Expand] At The End Of The European Market On Wednesday (October 30), The Yield On The UK 10-year Government Bond Rose By 3.7 Basis Points To 4.352%. At 20:54 Beijing Time (after The US GDP Data Was Released And The British Chancellor Of The Exchequer Began To Introduce The Autumn Budget), It Refreshed To A Low Of 4.196% On The Day, And Then Fluctuated Upward, Rising To 4.411% At 23:07, Approaching The Top Of 4.486% On November 2, 2023 And The Top Of 4.737% On October 23 Of The Same Year. The Yield On The Two-year British Government Bond Rose By 6.0 Basis Points To 4.319%. After Refreshing To A Low Of 4.148% On The Day At 20:54, It Also Rebounded To 4.387%, Approaching The Top Of 4.443% On June 10. The Yield On The 30-year British Government Bond Rose By 4.1 Basis Points, And The Yield On The 50-year British Government Bond Rose By 4.5 Basis Points. The 2/10 Year Gilt Yield Spread Fell 2.719 Basis Points To +2.762 Basis Points
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