Fidelity, BlackRock and Schroders add to gilt allocations during Reeves linked selloff

Fidelity backs long-dated bonds

Linus Uhlig
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Major asset managers have been mulling their gilt allocations, with some adding to existing positions following recent yield spikes as the bond market continues to react to political uncertainty in the UK.

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