The War in the Middle East and the Fed’s Turn Push Global Debt Profitability to Peaks Since 2008
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The latest data on rising inflation, the war in the Middle East and the ECB’s and Fed’s predictable rate hikes have sparked fear among investors to remain ‘pilled’ in long-term bonds from the US, Japan or the United Kingdom Read
The return on debt becomes a new source of tension for markets in early September. Bloomberg Global Government Bond Index, which measures the performance of sovereign bonds worldwide, has climbed to 3.72%, its highest level since mid-2008. The escalation of the conflict in the Middle East, with a new attack by the United States and the most restrictive tone of the Federal Reserve in Jackson Hole, in which its president, Kevin Warsh, opened the d…
The profitability of the world’s major sovereign bonds skyrocketed to levels not seen since the 2008 financial crisis, amid the tightening of expectations about U.S. monetary policy and rising tensions in the Middle East over the conflict with Iran. Bloomberg Global Government Bond Index, [...] The entry World Bonds reach their highest profitability since 2008 due to tension with Iran and the Fed’s restrictive turn was first published in The Jou…
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The wave of global public debt sales has reached its peak this Tuesday and September begins with peak yields since the Great Recession. The trigger is the fear that the Federal Reserve (Fed) and the European Central Bank (ECB) will opt to raise interest rates imminently to contain inflation.
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