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02 Sept 2026, 08:39 UTC · 2h ago
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Global government bond yields are surging to multi-decade highs, with the US 10-year Treasury above 4.8% and German bunds at their highest since 2011. — A global rout in bonds increases borrowing costs and discounts the present value of future cash flows, putting severe downward pressure on risk assets.
-0.90Central banks in the US, Japan, and the Eurozone are anticipated to implement interest rate hikes this month. — Tightening monetary policy reduces liquidity and increases the cost of capital for corporations and consumers.
-0.70Renewed conflict in the Middle East is driving up oil prices and intensifying inflationary pressures. — Higher energy costs act as a tax on growth and fuel the inflation that forces central banks to keep rates higher for longer.
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Investors are expressing growing concern over 'stratospheric' and increasing debt levels in major economies including the U.S., Japan, and France. — Fiscal instability and a perceived lack of political will to address debt increase the systemic risk premium for sovereign bonds.
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