The rate on 30-year gilts rose six basis points to 6.01%, the highest since March 1998. The last time a bond with that maturity from a Group-of-Seven nation touched that level was in 2012, when Italy's notes were falling during the European debt crisis.
The rate on 30-year gilts rose six basis points to 6.01%, the highest since March 1998. The last time a bond with that maturity from a Group-of-Seven nation touched that level was in 2012, when Italy's notes were falling during the European debt crisis.
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