UK Political Fragility Cost Adds £35bn to Debt Bill, Allianz Finds
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Giorgia MeloniJim OneillKeir StarmerRachel ReevesPatrick KrizanMario DraghiBoris JohnsonAndy BurnhamPierpaolo FioreGoldman SachsAllianzUnited Kingdom Debt Management Office AnnualEconomist Of The Allianz Group Ludovic SubranGreater Manchester, United Kingdom (General), United KingdomGermanyItalianUnited KingdomFranceRome, Lazio, ItalyItaly
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Fri, 21 August 2026
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The UK political fragility cost to taxpayers has reached approximately £35bn in additional debt-servicing charges since the end of quantitative easing in 2022, according to new research from Allianz Trade, the global trade credit insurer. The figure reflects a persistent premium investors demand for holding UK government bonds relative to peers, driven by repeated bouts