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Why are world bond markets selling off again?
Source: reuters.com
Interest Rates & YieldsInflationSovereign Debt & RatingsCredit & Bond MarketsMonetary Policy

Government borrowing costs in the U.S., Germany and Japan reached fresh multi-decade highs as investors intensified concerns over persistent inflation, further interest-rate increases and elevated sovereign debt burdens. The synchronized rise in major-market yields raises financing costs for governments and could tighten global financial conditions.
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