Money Is Becoming Increasingly Expensive for Households and Governments.
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It is becoming more expensive for governments around the world to borrow money. As investors worldwide sell their bonds in large numbers, the...
On the bond markets, long-term rates have been hitting record highs since the end of August, some dating back several decades. In Japan, ten-year rates briefly crossed the symbolic 3% threshold on Tuesday for the first time since 1996. In Europe, France is considered the riskiest country in the eurozone by investors, with a ten-year rate of 4.21% on Tuesday, higher than Greece (4.04%). Rates are at their highest in France since the 2008 crisis…
The combination of geopolitical tensions and high inflation is pushing up interest rates, putting pressure on governments and households, while 10-year Japanese bonds have exceeded 3% for the first time since 1996.
Repeated geopolitical shocks, inflation and a battle for available savings between indebted states and tech giants: interest rates skyrocket, threatening governments and households with chain consequences. In the markets... France: Money is increasingly expensive for households and states - THE NAUTEBORICA
The rise in rates is breaking records all over the world. Public debt is getting heavier and real estate credit is getting out of the price. Article When money costs too much, states and households are appearing first on Le Singulier.
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