Britain's 30-year-old sovereign debt return has gone dramatically after the Fed's resolution. High

On 30 July, after the Federal Reserve announced that interest rates would remain unchanged on Wednesday, the 30-year-old United States debt return rose sharply, pushing the 30-year-old United Kingdom to a one-week high. The Federal Reserve has not provided guidance on possible policy actions for future meetings, increasing market uncertainty. In a report, Tickmill Group analyst Patrick Munnelly stated that the soaring rate of return on long-term national debt was “a protest by the long-end market against uncertainty, inflation risks and the Fed's willingness to allow market interest rates to play a part in tightening financial conditions”. The 30-year-old United Kingdom debt-receiving stock once reached 5.759 per cent, a new high since a week。