The War Is Driving up the Cost of Money. That's a Problem for the Global Economy.
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Analysis by Matthew Egan, CNN Yellow lights are lighting up in the world's most important bond market: the U.S. bond market.The turmoil is fueled by a confluence of different but related forces.The U.S. war with Iran is intensifying again, raising U.S. defense spending and cost
The “triple blow” to the US from the war in the Middle East, inflation and debt.
Warning lights are already flashing in the world's most important financial market - that of US government bonds. This is how CNN's economic reporter Matt Egan describes the situation created by the unusual combination of the ongoing US war with Iran, rising energy prices, fears of a new inflation wave and the huge US national debt. The yield on 10-year US bonds, which is a benchmark for the price at which Washington borrows money, reached its h…
Yellow warning lights are on in the most important market on the planet, the US bond market. The turmoil is caused by a tangle of separate but interconnected
The foreign trade specialist commented that the escalation of the conflict between the United States and Iran “has been much more than the markets expected.” Read more
Fears of a new debt crisis are being fueled by the global decline in bonds, which is pushing borrowing costs for countries to multi-decade highs. The war declared by the US and Israel against Iran continues with no solution in sight and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz has plunged the world into a […] The post The perfect storm in the markets: The “punishers” of bonds and the “bomb” of the debt crisis appeared first on iEidiseis.
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