UK government bond yields have fallen, reversing the upward trend seen last Friday following the nomination of Kevin Warsh as the next U.S. Federal Reserve Chair. According to Jin10, investors are now focusing on the Bank of England's interest rate decision scheduled for Thursday. The market widely expects the rate to remain unchanged, with investors looking for signals regarding future rate cuts. Data from LSEG indicates a 97% probability that the Bank of England will maintain the interest rate at 3.75% during Thursday's meeting. Tradeweb reports that the yield on 10-year UK government bonds has decreased by 2 basis points, currently standing at 4.502%.