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Chart of the Month: December 2025

The long end of the UK gilt curve saw significant volatility in November, with 10-year yields swinging sharply due to budget leaks and shifting fiscal signals. In contrast, short-term gilts remained more stable, anchored by expectations of a rate cut in December and a further cut in Q1 2026. While term-premium dynamics drove a broader sell-off and subsequent recovery in the long end, the latest Office for Budget Responsibility forecast highlights rising medium-term inflation risks, meaning future rate cuts will be highly contingent on the inflation outlook.

Chart of the Month: December 2025