European Equities Face Mounting Pressure as Bond Yields Surge Past 5%
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The "sell-off" in the Eurozone is slowing down, but yields remain near the highest levels in recent years - Pressure on France and Italy - The factors that drove the US 10-year bond to levels not seen since 2007
UBS Warns Rising Bond Yields Are Hurting European Stocks
TLDR UBS says rising U.S. bond yields are creating a growing headwind for European equities, though the effect varies by sector. The 10-year Treasury yield climbed from 3.94% in February to 5.00% last week, with real yields rising from 1.68% to 2.67%. UBS strategists say the yield rise reflects...
The situation of the global debt market reflects the nervousness of the investors, who launch themselves to the massive sale of bonds, while the returns of debt securities skyrocket almost all over the world, causing an increase in the borrowing costs of the states.The Japanese bond to 10 years has [...] The entry The yields of the bonds do not slow its escalation globally and raise the pressure on the governments appears first in Forbes Spain.
A new wave of government bond sales is sweeping international markets, with yields rising from the US and Japan to Germany, Britain and France. The focus is on new estimates of US interest rates, the resilience of the US economy and the rise in oil prices, at a time when […]
The bond market is again moving into a high-intensity zone and today's session shows that the pressure is no longer confined to one market or one economy.
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