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Investing.com -- British stocks fell on Thursday as a global bond selloff pushed UK 30-year gilt yields to 6%, their highest since February 1998.
LONDON, Oct 1 () - UK bank stocks fell sharply on Thursday, as British 30-year borrowing costs hit their highest since 1998, as jitters mounted about Britain
UK bank stocks tumbled as 30-year gilt yields reached highest levels since 1998, amid inflation and budget concerns sparking worries across financial markets.