yael, debbie and how an of yesterday or today._ yesterday or today. yael, debbie and how any of this helps _ yesterday or today. yael, debbie and how any of this helps if _ yesterday or today. yael, debbie and how any of this helps if mortgage - how any of this helps if mortgage rates keep rising? tide how any of this helps if mortgage rates keep rising?— rates keep rising? we are in the middle of a _ rates keep rising? we are in the middle of a cost _ rates keep rising? we are in the middle of a cost of _ rates keep rising? we are in the middle of a cost of living - rates keep rising? we are in the middle of a cost of living crisis. | middle of a cost of living crisis. and this — middle of a cost of living crisis. and this is _ middle of a cost of living crisis. and this is notjust in the uk, but in europe, — and this is notjust in the uk, but in europe, and we need to look at it in europe, and we need to look at it in the _ in europe, and we need to look at it in the broader picture. mortgages are rising — in the broader picture

yael, thank you for obr. 0k, we will leave it - there. yael, thank you for your time.t kpmg. in gilt trading that began just as truss's round of interviews was broadcast, selling pressure nudged up borrowing costs. david madden is market analyst at equiti capital here in london. good to see you. what do you make of this? has the pm's round of interviews convinced anyone in your world to reassess the positions they've taken over the last week? not n ot exa ctly. not exactly. there is a lot of fragility over the uk gilt market and although things aren't as bad as a few days ago, it's a bad look on the bank of england have to do step in and essentially support the gilt market and if you do a round of intervention, on one hand,it round of intervention, on one hand, it shows the weakness in the financial system, that the central bank have to step in. on the other hand, it's in the 0n the other hand, it's in the message to investors and speculators that the uk central bank intervened once before, they could look to intervene again and therefore that might send a message to s

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