Global bond sell-off deepens amid inflation fears
UK borrowing costs rise to highest since 2008 while Japan yields hit levels not seen since 1990s
UK borrowing costs rise to highest since 2008 while Japan yields hit levels not seen since 1990s
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Why it matters
The global bond sell-off driven by inflation fears is a significant monetary-policy signal that materially shifts rate expectations and borrowing costs worldwide, impacting credit markets and refinancing conditions across multiple regions and sectors.
Sources
Financial Times
Global bond sell-off deepens amid inflation fears
UK borrowing costs rise to highest since 2008 while Japan yields hit levels not seen since 1990s