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Bond selloff deepens as oil prices and public debt fears jolt markets
Source: The Globe and Mail
Energy Markets & PricesInflationSovereign Debt & RatingsInterest Rates & YieldsGeopolitics & WarCredit & Bond Markets
Global bond yields kept rising Wednesday, pushing borrowing costs to multi-decade highs as the Middle East conflict lifts energy prices. The move adds inflation risk on top of concerns over ballooning government debt, pressuring sovereign risk perceptions. Broad, market-wide duration stress is likely given the simultaneous energy/inflation and fiscal overhang drivers.
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