Alice Gledhill

Winter is coming. So are the bonds. https://t.co/wljaFQIg9H via @markets

“We’re not making widgets for beer cans,” Crawley said. “We’ve got live animals creating a natural product. The chicken lays what the chicken lays.” https://t.co/JTLkrSMJSd

RT @BloombergUK: Welcome to City Latest 👋 - Sunak set for Number 10 - Europe's biggest bank reports earnings - BOE chief economist speaks…

“The BOE is clearly playing gilt selloff whack-a-mole” https://t.co/cPDED2Zv8l via @LibbyCherry98 @highisland

Liz Truss has been prime minister for less than 30 days. Britain’s self-inflicted financial crisis — years in the making — is now coming to a boil https://t.co/7l0BeLeJXU via @business

RT @CuriousUkTelly: Liz Truss asking Kwasi Kwarteng about what's happened with the pound. https://t.co/ppV4enLoJW

To think we used to get excited about 5bps moves https://t.co/pbAl7hzUFK via @markets

The UK government’s long-term borrowing costs soared above 5% for the first time in two decades. https://t.co/1NT0mNqSBZ via @markets

RT @ZSchneeweiss: ECB rates bets show traders are convinced of a second jumbo hike of 75 basis points https://t.co/qf1SaoVrY2 via @alicegle…

Slow start to the week https://t.co/L0usG1ofwT via @markets

“Putin’s talk of partial mobilization and defending territory does not seem inflammatory enough to take much attention away from the Fed. Markets are used to looking through nuclear hints by now.” https://t.co/3cFZmxRX2y via @markets

A shortage of high-quality assets in the euro area is keeping a lid on short-term borrowing costs, a development that could endanger the ECB’s effort to tighten financial conditions @LibbyCherry98 @highisland https://t.co/PA7xCRqfFl via @markets

“There was a tense atmosphere inside the bank.” Traders and others remember ‘Black Wednesday,’ Sept. 16, 1992 https://t.co/eqEWOn5PJn via @markets @PhilAldrick @greg_ritchie

The yen rallies further away from the closely-watched 145 per dollar level after the Nikkei reported the Bank of Japan conducted a so-called rate check in the currency market — a move considered a precursor for intervention https://t.co/i9kExuSsFG via @markets

On her first full day on the job, UK Prime Minister Liz Truss has managed to evoke the memory of Margaret Thatcher in at least one regard: the sterling-dollar exchange rate. https://t.co/Y3wgYLsE6E via @markets @greg_ritchie

RT @ZSchneeweiss: Wall Street seeks clues on ECB plans for $5 trillion bond pile https://t.co/14MXWEg4wN via @alicegledhill1 @jrandow