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“Both the bond markets and most economists have backed a rate hike after hot inflation figures and hawkish commentary from governor Michele Bullock over the last month.”

“Britain has become the first G7 economy to see national borrowing costs top 6 per cent since the eurozone crisis as it was battered in a bond market rout.”

“Axel Rudolph, chief technical analyst at IG, said: 'Even the recent fall in oil prices hasn't provided any lasting relief for bond markets.”

“The president now finds himself trapped between bond markets demanding spending restraint and protesters demanding the opposite.”

“The governor of the Bank of England has fired off a pre-Budget warning that the Chancellor must balance the books or face a renewed bond market storm.”

“More than 1,000 sub-5 per cent mortgage deals have been taken off the market in the last month as lenders rush to reprice in the face of a bond market sell-off.”

“Britain has paid the highest yield on ten-year debt in 27 years as bond market turbulence batters Andy Burnham’s Britain.”

“Mr Healey has been warned that he would risk fresh carnage on already-febrile bond markets if he lowers the headroom, pushing up borrowing costs for both the Treasury and homeowners.”

“In his interview, Mr Burnham did nod to concerns that investors are pricing in more risk to the UK's debt - after he caused alarm last year by hinting he wanted to ignore the bond markets.”

“Rent charged below market would likely qualify as a gift.”