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The Bank of England's April 2026 Financial Stability Report warns that 1.3 million additional UK households face higher mortgage payments as the Iran conflict disrupts global energy markets, with two-year fixed rates jumping 0.8 percentage points in a month. The Strait of Hormuz blockade has pushed Brent crude above $100 and UK natural gas prices up over 70%, forcing gilt yields sharply higher and reversing expectations of rate cuts — though the Bank maintains that increases remain "modest" compared to the 2022 mini-budget shock.

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