Global Sale of Sovereign Bonds Pushes Rates to Maximums of Several Decades
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Interest rates on long-term loans and government bonds in the largest economies have reached the highest level in decades.
The government bonds are back under pressure between the United States and Germany, because of inflation, heavy uncertainties about the economy and negotiating stalemate in the Middle East. The yields of the US Treasury are still rising and test the maximum since 2002 in the case of bonds to 30 years arrived to 5.33%, in rise of two base points. It does not go much better for T-Bond to 10 years, the benchmark for loans, increase of 1.6 basis poi…
The 30-year return of the U.S. Treasury bond reaches 5.335%, its highest level since 2002, after the Washington-Teheran negotiation window was closed without agreement.
Global bond yields remained close to their peaks in recent decades this Wednesday morning, while fears of rising sovereign debt were driving up financing costs and shaking stock markets around the world.
The global sale of bonds became one of the main hotbeds of tension for markets this Tuesday.The rise in the cost of long-term debt goes through the United States, Europe, Japan and Latin America and begins to change the price investors demand to finance governments and companies.See more: Latin America can win with the AI boom without having an Nvidia: Natixis explains how the 30-year US Treasury reached 5.33%, its highest yield since 2007, whil…
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