According to Jinshi, the latest data released by the Bank of England's policymakers' group showed that corporate inflation expectations were slowly declining, increasing the possibility that the Bank of England would start cutting interest rates in the coming months, causing the yield of British government bonds to fall. Robert Wood, chief UK economist at Panson Macro, said that the easing of inflation and the sharp drop in recruitment difficulties indicate that interest rate makers may soon begin to gradually relax the restrictive nature of monetary policy. Tradeweb data showed that after the Bank of England released the data, the yield on 10-year British government bonds fell by about 3 basis points to 4.174%, while the yield on 2-year British government bonds fell by 5 basis points to 4.32%, the lowest level since May 21.