英国首相下台风险暂消：内阁全员表态支持，英债收益率应声回落

Group 1 - The UK borrowing costs have decreased due to the stabilization of Prime Minister Keir Starmer's position, reducing the risk of his resignation [1] - The yields on long-term bonds, particularly the 30-year UK government bonds, have shown significant movement, with a drop of 4 basis points to 5.31% after a previous rise [1] - All cabinet members, including potential rivals, have publicly supported Starmer, indicating a temporary reduction in political instability [1] Group 2 - The political turmoil was previously heightened by the resignation of two key aides linked to a senior Labour figure, but the immediate threat to Starmer's position seems to have subsided [3] - Analysts suggest that the 30-year UK government bonds reflect political risk premium effectively, although recent gains in yields have been largely reversed [3] - The uncertainty surrounding potential leadership changes and their impact on government fiscal policies is causing investors to be cautious, leading to a decline in UK asset prices [3]