Absolutely. I think whether they stop Gilt purchases is subjective. We know that they will have to buy bonds in the future (probably sooner rather than later). I wouldn't be surprised to see more long-duration Gilts get added to the BoE's balance sheet in the coming weeks.

I guess it depends on the Bank Of England. They obviously scared Truss,  but it remains to be seen whether they really stop the bond buying

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Chancellor is gone.

Truss is certainly in trouble, I guess the question is "Is sacking the chancellor enough to settle everyone in Government?".

I think more so than the press, the markets smell blood in the water. Large liquidations are very profitable and the UK seems to have some in reach.