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What to know about the sell-off in world bond markets
Source: The Globe and Mail
Interest Rates & YieldsInflationSovereign Debt & RatingsMonetary Policy
US-to-Germany and US-to-Japan government borrowing costs are at or near multi-decade highs, reflecting heightened concerns that inflation will stay sticky and that interest rates may continue rising. The move is also tied to persistent anxiety about sovereign debt burdens. This is likely a meaningful headwind for duration-sensitive markets and cross-country risk sentiment.
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