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UK bond rout could deepen fiscal pressures

A warning says a sharp selloff in UK government bonds could create a major hole in public finances and echo the 1976 crisis. The item presents this as a risk scenario, not a confirmed market event.

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A sustained bond-market shock could raise government borrowing costs and intensify pressure on UK fiscal policy.

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  1. A bond rout could blow a huge hole in the UK's finances and repeat 1976, warns Hamish McRae ↗dailymail.com · Recorded source date: Sep 13, 2026, 10:01 AM UTC

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