BOE SAYS QT UNWIND PLAN WILL INVOLVE ANNUAL SALES OF £20 BLN A YEAR ALONGSIDE MATURING GILTS (BOE MARKET POLL: £19.5 BLN ACTIVE SALES FOR 2026/27) || SAYS £222 BLN OF GILTS MATURING EARLIER THAN 2035 AND £120 BLN OF GILTS MATURING 2049-2071 WILL BE HELD TO MATURITY (BOE MARKET POLL: 2026/27 SALES 43% SHORT, 41% MEDIUM, 16% LONG) || SAYS LONG-DATED GILTS WILL BE HELD IN APF TO BACK BANK NOTES, NOT…

BOE SAYS QT UNWIND PLAN WILL INVOLVE ANNUAL SALES OF £20 BLN A YEAR ALONGSIDE MATURING GILTS (BOE MARKET POLL: £19.5 BLN ACTIVE SALES FOR 2026/27) || SAYS £222 BLN OF GILTS MATURING EARLIER THAN 2035 AND £120 BLN OF GILTS MATURING 2049-2071 WILL BE HELD TO MATURITY (BOE MARKET POLL: 2026/27 SALES 43% SHORT, 41% MEDIUM, 16% LONG) || SAYS LONG-DATED GILTS WILL BE HELD IN APF TO BACK BANK NOTES, NOT… — reported by FS at September 17, 2026 · 11:06 UTC. Read the full context on Trading News Terminal.

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