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Core Insights - The global market experienced significant turmoil on September 2, with a notable decline in UK assets across the board [1] - European markets saw widespread declines, with all countries except France experiencing stock market drops, leading to a substantial pre-market decline in US stocks [2] Currency Movements - The US Dollar Index surged, increasing by 0.5255% to 98.1895, marking a significant rise [4][5] - The British Pound fell over 1%, dropping to 1.3428, which represents the largest single-day decline in two months [4][6] - The Euro also experienced a notable decline during this period [4] Bond Market Dynamics - The yield on UK 30-year government bonds reached its highest level since 1998, indicating rising borrowing costs [10] - The global bond market faced widespread declines, particularly in long-term bonds, with the yield on 30-year US Treasuries rising by 4 basis points to 4.97% [12] Economic Concerns - There are growing concerns regarding the UK economic outlook, with pressure on Chancellor Rachel Reeves to find ways to cut spending or raise taxes ahead of the autumn budget [14] - Analysts suggest that the UK may soon have to raise taxes to maintain its self-imposed fiscal rules, as borrowing costs are critical to the country's fiscal operations [14] - The ongoing rise in bond yields is exacerbating debt concerns, creating a vicious cycle that worsens the fiscal situation [14][15]