The FTSE 100 is lower again today, after ending last week on a run of three straight 1% falls, as global bond yields continue to climb.
The US 10-year treasury yield breached the 5% barrier, while UK 30-year gilts are yielding at their highest since 1998.
On the corporate side, housebuilder Vistry's shares fell as it said it had not seen the Autumn rebound it expected, while miners make up most of the top fallers on the FTSE 100.
