Newsquawk
London-based real-time financial news and audio squawk service for traders.
Newsquawk is a London-based real-time financial news service for traders, headquartered at 10 Chiswell Street, that provides live audio squawk, market-moving text headlines, analyst insight and live chat.
Last refreshed: 7 October 2026
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Relayed The Telegraph's report on gilt sales
Is Britain Actually Broke?: Mentioned in: 30-year gilt passes 6%, last seen 1998Relayed The Telegraph's report that 20- and 30-year gilt sales will stop
Is Britain Actually Broke?: MPC holds 3.75% and maps 2034 gilt exitBackground
Newsquawk relayed The Telegraph's report that the Bank of England will stop active sales of 20- and 30-year gilts, after the Bank's Monetary Policy Committee set out on 16 September 2026 a plan to run its gilt holdings down to zero by September 2034. The Bank's own summary does not state the point in the part Lowdown read, so the claim carries The Telegraph's attribution.
Newsquawk describes itself as a real-time financial news and squawk service for traders. It offers live audio squawk, market-moving text headlines, analyst insight and live chat, and lists its headquarters at 10 Chiswell Street, London.
A squawk service relays other outlets' reporting at speed. A claim that reaches Lowdown through Newsquawk carries the standing of the original report, not of the relay, so the source it names is the one to check.