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‘The new normal’: What the Street is saying about the latest bond market drubbing
Source: The Globe and Mail
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Government borrowing costs in the U.S., France, Britain and Japan rose to their highest levels in decades, intensifying pressure on already strained public finances. The global bond selloff threatens broader risk assets, including equities and credit markets, through higher funding costs and tighter financial conditions.
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