UK gilt yields slipped ahead of the Bank of England's rate decision as investors
largely expect no change and will focus on the vote split and the BoE's
assessment of second‑round inflation effects. Markets assign a 19% probability
to a Thursday hike but fully price three 25bp hikes by March 2027. The US
Federal Reserve raised rates on Wednesday as widely expected; a Fed official
said inflation remains very high, increasing the prospect of further tightening.
Tradeweb data showed the 10‑year UK gilt yield down 1.3 bps at 5.282%.