The Bank of England said on Tuesday that it will include index-linked gilts in its daily U.K. bond buying operations.
This is the bank's second effort this week to reduce market volatility.
The BoE stated in a statement on Tuesday that it has also consulted with the Debt Management Office.
The BOE's scheme could help increase demand for corporate lending.
"These additional operations will act as a further backstop to restore orderly market conditions by temporarily absorbing selling of index-linked gilts in excess of market intermediation capacity," the statement continued.
Employers in the United States created 263,000 new jobs in September.