The Economist: Risk of a Massive Sell-Off in the Bond Market Is Growing

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Europe is the region where the risk of a new debt crisis is most pronounced, according to the Economist - The possibility of ECB intervention and the risk for central banks

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Europe is at the center of concerns about the possibility of a new sovereign debt crisis, according to the Economist. “Bombshell” from the Economist: Is a new debt crisis coming to Europe? - Which countries are threatened by the “earthquake” in the bond market The possibility of ECB intervention, the growing pressures on government budgets and the risks to … The article “Bombshell” from the Economist: Is a new debt crisis coming to Europe? - Whi…

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The risk of a new sovereign debt crisis in advanced economies is resurfacing as rising bond yields increase the cost of servicing debt and squeeze governments’ fiscal space. The Economist warns that the era of cheap borrowing is over and that rich countries can no longer take market confidence for granted.

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Rising government bond yields in developed countries are putting pressure on budgets. Banker.az reports that the issue is the main topic and cover story of this week's edition of The Economist. It is reported that the ratio of public debt to GDP in rich countries is almost twice as high as at the beginning of the century and interest costs are rising rapidly. The US is currently experiencing economic growth and the dollar's role as a global rese…