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01.10.2026

Bond market faces surge in 10 year government debt cost, Richard Tice warns — Labour scare raises debt costs

Richard Tice warns that Labour has unsettled bond markets, leading to a surge in the cost of 10 year government debt.

According to Tice, comments from Burnham have alarmed investors. This has resulted in an increase in borrowing costs for the government.

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Tice has previously reported that over 500 landlords are leaving the private rental market each day as Labour imposes tighter regulations, with expectations of rising rents outlined in his recent analysis. He has also cautioned that £200 billion in net zero grid upgrades could significantly increase consumer energy bills, as detailed in an earlier report. These warnings reflect his ongoing focus on the financial impact of Labour policy proposals.

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