Global bond sell-off may mean fewer rate hikes from central banks
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Global bond market sell-out could fundamentally change monetary policy. While government bond yields are rising to long-term highs, central banks are in a dilemma: on the one hand, they must fight inflation, on the other hand, the rising financing costs are already slowing down economic growth. Markets are thus taking over part of the monetary tightening. Fed, ECB and other central banks [...] The post interest rate: The bond market forces centr…
The recent rise in market interest rates may do some of the central banks' work for them. Thus, the interest rate freeze could reduce the number of interest rate hikes needed to bring down inflation, Bloomberg reports.
Bond markets have begun to shoulder some of the burden on central banks worldwide by raising borrowing costs.
Yields have surged to multi-year highs after weeks of massive selling.
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