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Gov’t Debt Yields Mixed as US Downgrade Roils Bond Markets - BusinessWorld Online

  • Moody's downgraded the US credit rating from Aaa to Aa1 in May 2025, triggering mixed yields in government securities markets.
  • The downgrade reflects growing government debt, rising interest costs, and a large fiscal deficit driven by falling tax revenue and increased spending.
  • Investors' reactions included higher yields on mid- and long-term Treasury bonds, weaker demand at a 20-year bond auction, and renewed concerns about inflation and tariffs.
  • Yields on 10-year bonds rose by 9.61 basis points to 6.2693%, while 30-year yields surpassed 5%, the highest since late 2023, impacting borrowing costs economy-wide.
  • The downgrade raises expectations for higher borrowing costs and inflation, with bond markets likely imposing limits on deficit spending given the absence of political will to curb it.
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Finnoexpert broke the news in on Sunday, May 25, 2025.
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