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Gilts right to be sanguine on inflation

Our long-standing bullishness on UK government bonds (or gilts) was further borne out last week when ten year yields slipped through our target of 3%. Gilts have been supported by overseas developments, but market worries over the domestic inflation outlook also appear to have eased.

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