Reuters: British financial assets were sold tragicly to shock the developed economies of the United States and Europe

China Well -off. September 29th. The scale and speed of the selling assets of Laoma British assets shocked the world market, causing concerns about spreading, leading to increasing chaos from the United States and other major developed economies.

Dealers view financial information on the computer screen of the IG Index trading hall in London, England

Reuters reported that after the British budget on Friday, the bidding of £ 45 billion ($ 48 billion) had no funding of tax reduction measures, and the British pound fell to a historical low, and the price of British bonds fell.Before the Bank of England (BOE) involved in calming the market, there was obvious signs of chaos on Wednesday.

The market has been uneasy about energy shocks, and energy shocks have promoted inflation and strong dollars, which has caused adverse winds globally and prompting the Bank of Japan to rarely interfere with the foreign exchange market last week.

"This is like a sand castle," said Olivier Marciot, the director of investment in multi -assets and wealth management, said, "said it began to fall off together." He refers to Britain's contribution to global pressure."I think Britain is one of them ... It just increases pain and increases pressure."

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