[The Bank of England is reported to be considering stopping selling long-term government bonds] September 15th, as the yield on long-term British government bonds rose to a multi-decade high, it was reported that the Bank of England may soon stop selling the long-term government bonds it purchased during the financial crisis and epidemic. Market participants expect the Bank of England to slow its balance sheet reduction to 50 billion pounds per year over the next 12 months starting in October. This means that the scale of active bond sales will remain at about 20 billion pounds. However, long-term government bonds only account for about 20% of the Bank of England's current active bond sales. Even if the sales are stopped, the impact on the overall pace of balance sheet reduction will be relatively limited.