At the end of the European market on Friday, the yield on British 10-year treasury bonds rose 7.3 basis points to 5.295%. The cumulative decline this week was 4.8 basis points. The decline continued on September 15-17. During this period, the Federal Reserve announced interest rate hikes, and the Bank of England decided to stay on hold. The two-year British bond yield rose 10.3 basis points to 4.839%, rising 2.6 basis points this week. Overall, the yield on 30-year British bonds rose 2.2 basis points, and the yield on 50-year British bonds fell 5.6 basis points. The 2/10-year British bond yield spread fell by 3.046 basis points to +45.504 basis points.

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