Lloyds Bank is trading 4.21% down at £102.40, amid broad bond-market pressure and weakness in UK shares. - No clear company-specific announcement explaining the decline surfaced in the search. - Reuters reported on October 1 that 30-year gilt yields reached 6.029%, their highest since January 1998; 10-year yields rose to 5.509%, their highest since July 2007. - The backdrop points to broader market pressure rather than a Lloyds-specific catalyst.