Banking sources cited by multiple outlets say the Bank of England is expected to announce plans to review its leverage rules, following calls from market participants to encourage banks to hold more UK government bonds (gilts). The discussion centers on whether adjustments to the rules could make it more attractive or practical for banks to increase holdings of gilts, potentially improving liquidity and demand in that market segment. The reports indicate that banks are urging the BoE to consider changes that would affect how much capital is required for certain exposures, with the aim of supporting greater participation in the gilt market. No specific details of the proposed rule changes are provided in the articles, and the timing and final content of any BoE policy decisions remain subject to the central bank’s forthcoming plans. Overall, the coverage reflects expectations that the BoE’s review could influence banks’ behavior toward government bond holdings, but it does not confirm that any particular measure will be adopted.