Due to factors such as the sell-off in the global bond market, rising energy prices, and rising domestic inflationary pressure, the yield on British long-term treasury bonds rose significantly on September 1. Among them, the yield on 30-year treasury bonds rose to a high point since 1998. According to the data, the yield on British 30-year treasury bonds hit an intraday high of 5.9% on the same day, the highest level since 1998; the yield on 10-year treasury bonds once rose to about 5.25% intraday, the highest level since the 2008 financial crisis.

Due to factors such as the sell-off in the global bond market, rising energy prices, and rising domestic inflationary pressure, the yield on British long-term treasury bonds rose significantly on September 1. Among them, the yield on 30-year treasury bonds rose to a high point since 1998. According to the data, the yield on British 30-year treasury bonds hit an intraday high of 5.9% on the same day, the highest level since 1998; the yield on 10-year treasury bonds once rose to about 5.25% intraday, the highest level since the 2008 financial crisis.