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UK 10-Year Government Gilt Rates

UK 10-Year Government Gilt Rates data, recent 29 years (traceable to May 12,1997), the yield unit is %, latest yield value is 4.82, updated at Apr 02,2026

Price

Current: 99.36 GBP (-0.029 / -0.029%)

Apr 02,2026

Time Range: May 12,1997 ~ Apr 02,2026

Average: 109.51 GBP
Median: 104.38 GBP
Max: 149.97 GBP (May 21,2020)
Min: 88.31 GBP (Feb 14,2022)

Yield

Current: 4.82 % (+0.004 / +0.083%)

Apr 02,2026

Time Range: May 12,1997 ~ Apr 02,2026

Average: 3.35 %
Median: 3.83 %
Max: 7.27 % (May 22,1997)
Min: 0.07 % (Aug 04,2020)
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Relationship between UK 10-year yields and economic growth?

UK 10-year yields reflect market expectations for long-term UK economic growth. Yield changes often affect pound sterling exchange rates and UK asset prices.

2

Application of UK 10-year bonds in pension investments?

UK 10-year bonds are important assets in UK pension investment portfolios, providing stable long-term income and principal protection.

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Impact of UK 10-year bond rates on global risk assets?

Changes in UK 10-year bond rates directly affect European risk asset valuations, with rising yields typically leading to declines in European stocks and commodities. Changes transmit to 5-year bonds, 20-year bonds and other long-term rates, affecting European portfolio allocation.

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Credit risk differences between UK 10-year bonds and US long-term bonds?

UK 10-year bonds have higher credit risk compared to US 10-year bonds, with higher volatility due to Brexit impact. German 10-year bonds are seen as the safest long-term investment instruments in the eurozone.