US Interest Rates Surge to a New Peak Since 2007
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The strength of the United States economy has been paying the revenues of treasury bonds to their highest levels for nearly two decades, and borrowing costs are increasing globally, amid greater risks for heavily indebted economies and emerging markets.
High rates but quiet markets. Lever to the maximum, spread to the minima. A scenario introduced in 2007 that now indirectly seems to reappear. International Economy / Federal Reserve, Intermarket Analysis, Kevin Warsh
The steady and global rise in interest rates is saddling bond investors with heavy losses. The largest US long-term bond fund has halved since its peak in 2020.
The interest rate hikes that began on Wednesday continue on Thursday. The average interest rate on government bonds globally has been pushed up to just under 4 percent, a level not seen since 2007, according to Bloomberg News data.
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