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In westminster and the markets in the city, and how that works out will determine when this interest rate shock ends, or if it's prolonged and worsened. what we learned from the government today is that despite everything we've seen over the past week, that in their view, there is no challenge, there's definitely no crisis, there isn't a problem. and if there's no problem, there's no need to change course. but the tidal wave of rising borrowing rates coming from city trading floors is far from normal, says one of the world's most noted experts. i have seen it, but never in a g7 economy. never ...

And if there's no problem, there's no need to change course. but the tidal wave of rising borrowing rates coming from city trading floors is far from normal, says one of the world's most noted experts. i have seen it, but never in a g7 economy. never in a mature economy, with respected institutions. this is something that you see in developing countries going through difficulties. you normally do not see this in a g7 economy. the former governor of the bank of england, mark carney, made a rare intervention, saying the turmoil was down to the mini budget and a pattern of undermining economic ex...

Out will determine when this interest—rate shock ends, or if it's prolonged and worsened. what we learned from the government today is that despite everything we've seen over the past week, that in their view, there is no challenge, there's definitely no crisis, there isn't a problem. and if there's no problem, there's no need to change course. but the tidal wave of rising borrowing rates coming from city trading floors is far from normal, says one of the world's most noted experts. i have seen it, but never in a g7 economy. never in a mature economy, with respected institutions. this is som...

As the pm stuck to her guns, but then they settled. however, this is what it looks like over the past week, a significant and rapid rise that's now working its way into the borrowing costs of companies and for mortgages, too. we have a stand—off between the government in westminster and the markets in the city, and how that works out will determine when this interest rate shock ends, or if it's prolonged and worsened. what we learned from the government today is that despite everything we've seen over the past week, that in their view, there is no challenge, there's definitely no crisis, the...

Government bond markets in germany, everyone in the mighty usa as well, who would have thought that? so there is that concern internationally, the crisis isn't over, but i think if you are sitting in downing street, right now, you will be happy that temporarily the currency is back up again and the borrowing rates are down, the question is can they consolidate this now and turn it into a recovery?— this now and turn it into a recove ? , ., recovery? let us go top downing street on that _ recovery? let us go top downing street on that point. _ live to our deputy political editor vicki young i...