Under financial pressure, the UK plans to issue an additional 9 billion in government bonds, potentially making the total annual issuance the second highest in history.

Zhtng cijng APP hu x, zhiqun jioyyun zhngzi wi Ynggu zhngf tnggu fxng gng d gum guzhi y chuj gng du zjn zu zhnbi. Gnj y xing du 14 ji y j jioy shng de dioch, yc zhng zh xinsh, Ynggu zhngf jing zi bn cizhng nind b Ynggu zhi w gunl bngngsh (DMO) y 4 yu gngb de jhu du fxng 90 yngbng (yu h 118 y miyun) de Ynggu guzhi, sh d qun nin guzhi fxng gum tgo zh 3081 yngbng, wi 2021 nin yli de zu go shupng. Zh y jing sh yush yli d r go de nind fzhi gumjnc y d lixng qjin xnk jhu pfu zhh zhngf df tgo jikun. According to the Zhtng Cijng APP, bond traders are preparing for the UK government to raise more funds by issuing larger-scale government bonds. According to a survey of 14 primary dealers, the median forecast indicates that the UK government will issue 9 billion pounds (approximately 11.8 billion US dollars) more UK government bonds in the current fiscal year than the plan announced by the UK Debt Management Office (DMO) in April, increasing the total annual issuance of government bonds to 308.1 billion pounds, the highest level since 2021. This will also be the second highest annual debt issuance in history, second only to the significant increase in borrowing forced by relief plans during the pandemic.