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Global Bond Funds Are Rewarding the Early Movers on Inflation
Source: Bloomberg
InflationInterest Rates & YieldsMonetary PolicyCredit & Bond Markets
Bond investors are favoring countries that acted quickly to contain this year’s inflation spike. Governments that delayed inflation-fighting measures may face higher borrowing costs, widening sovereign yield differentials and raising debt-service pressure.
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