Gold Ten Data, October 15th News, BlackRock's research department upgraded the rating of British government bonds from neutral to buy, stating that the Bank of England's interest rate cut will be faster than expected by the market. BlackRock strategists, including Wei Li, wrote in their weekly report: 'We hold a buy view. British bond yields offer attractive returns, and given the weak economy, we believe that the Bank of England's interest rate cut will exceed market expectations.' In the past week, BlackRock has been the latest major institution to praise British bonds. Previously, Goldman Sachs and Legal & General Investment Management strategists also expressed similar views. Despite the high expectations, the performance of British bonds still lags behind similar products, as the currency market believes that the Bank of England is not as aggressive as the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank.
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Gold Ten Data, October 15th News, BlackRock's research department upgraded the rating of British government bonds from neutral to buy, stating that the Bank of England's interest rate cut will be faster than expected by the market. BlackRock strategists, including Wei Li, wrote in their weekly report: 'We hold a buy view. British bond yields offer attractive returns, and given the weak economy, we believe that the Bank of England's interest rate cut will exceed market expectations.' In the past week, BlackRock has been the latest major institution to praise British bonds. Previously, Goldman Sachs and Legal & General Investment Management strategists also expressed similar views. Despite the high expectations, the performance of British bonds still lags behind similar products, as the currency market believes that the Bank of England is not as aggressive as the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank.