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Goldman Sachs: How Big Will the Shock to Investments, Consumers, Businesses, Fiscal and GDP Be From the Surge in Bond Yields?
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Government bond yields in developed markets have reached their highest levels since 2007, and have risen by 100-120 basis points since the beginning of the year. Market participants are increasingly concerned about inflation risks, uncertainty around the path of global policy rates and high government deficits, with higher interest rates a key risk to the economic outlook through 2027. Interest rate increases are transmitted to the real economy …
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