Global bond selloff intensifies amid inflation and debt concerns
Most outlets led with the intensifying global bond selloff and rising yields, emphasizing investor concerns over inflation and government debt. Business Recorder highlighted the deepening selloff and its potential impact on consumers and businesses, while Profit added specific yield figures and noted historical milestones for US and Japanese bonds.
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Global bond selloff intensifies, pushing yields to multi-decade highs on inflation, debt fears
US 10-year yield hits near 3-year high of 4.81%, Japan's 10-year tops 3% for first time in 30 years
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Global bond rout deepens
TOKYO/LONDON/SINGAPORE/NEW YORK: A selloff in global bond markets deepened on Tuesday, reflecting investor angst over inflation and government debt levels that stand to inflict fresh pain on consumers and businesses. Japan’s 10-year yield hit 3 percent for the first time since 1996 as the rout hit bond prices, driving up yields, in major economies around the globe. Yields hit their highest in 1...
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