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[Two-year UK Bond Yields Fell More Than 3 Basis Points On Friday, And Fell More Than 16 Basis Points Overall In January] At The End Of The European Market On Friday (January 31), The UK 10-year Government Bond Yield Fell 2.1 Basis Points To 4.540%, A Cumulative Decline Of 9.2 Basis Points This Week, And A Decline For The Whole Week. In January, It Fell By 3.1 Basis Points, Showing An Overall Trend Of Rising And Falling. It Reached 4.921% When European Stocks Opened At 16:00 Beijing Time On January 9. The Two-year UK Bond Yield Fell 3.5 Basis Points To 4.220%, A Cumulative Decline Of 10.9 Basis Points This Week, And A Cumulative Decline Of 16.4 Basis Points In January. On January 9, European Stocks Opened At 4.633%, And Then Fluctuated Downward, Falling To 4.199% On January 31. The Yield On 30-year Gilts Was Roughly Flat At 5.126%, Down 0.8 Basis Points In January, And Reached 5.473% On January 9; The Yield On 50-year Gilts Was Roughly Flat At 4.423%, Down 11.3 Basis Points In January, And Reached 4.842% On January 9. The 2/10-year Gilt Yield Spread Rose 1.395 Basis Points To +31.667 Basis Points, Up 1.428 Basis Points This Week And 14.912 Basis Points In January
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