UK Budget: Bond vigilantes curb Jeremey Hunt#39;s tax-cutting enthusiasm

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UK government bond yields have risen sharply this year and are higher than their euro-zone peers. Jeremy Hunt will need to tread carefully in how he funds his political ambitions to ensure the bond-market vigilantes don#39;t ride again

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UK Budget: Bond vigilantes curb Jeremey Hunt#39;s tax-cutting enthusiasm

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