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Global Bond Yields Climb Back to Highest Since 2008
Source: Bloomberg
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Global bond yields surged back to their highest level in nearly two decades as rising oil prices lifted inflation concerns. Investors increasingly priced in further Federal Reserve rate hikes, amplifying the bond selloff and risk of tighter financial conditions.
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