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GILT introduction and background

Gilts are British government bonds denominated in Pounds Sterling. Their price, and accordingly yield, reflect levels of investor confidence in the ability of the British state to pay its debts. Typically, Gilts are seen as a safe-haven asset, with elevated prices and low yields.

Like all bonds, Gilts differ in maturity date and coupon level. The yield is influenced by both the coupon and current price, which trades around a par of £100. Longer dated Gilts typically command higher yields, with shorter-term securities held as a cash equivalent by investors.

The yield of gilts is determined by the financial standing of the British state and general investor confidence. As a safe-haven asset, gilts may see price increases during times of general market volatility, depressing their yield.

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