UK Debt Chief Sees Volatility Driving Demand for Short Gilts

Bloomberg Markets30 October 2026, 10:56 UTCUnited Kingdom

The UK Debt Management Office is pulling back further from long-dated gilts to meet investor demand for shorter tenors that are less exposed to swings in the bond market, Chief Executive Jessica Pulay said.

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