The Bank of England reduces long-term government bond sales to address declining demand, and policy adjustments need to be targeted.

Jin10 data reported on September 19 that Laith Khalaf, an analyst at the UK financial services company AJ Bell, stated in a report that the Bank of England has adjusted its government bond sale strategy in its quantitative tightening plan in response to market conditions: it has reduced the scale of long-term government bond sales compared to government bonds of other maturities. Currently, market demand for long-term government bonds has declined, which has forced the UK Debt Management Office and the Bank of England to limit the supply of long-term government bonds. Khalaf pointed out: “This indicates that the quantitative tightening policy will clearly have a certain impact on the government bond market, and therefore needs to be adjusted according to market conditions.”