Global Bond Rout Accelerates as Yields Hit 30-Year Highs
Global bond markets experienced a severe selloff as Japanese yields reached thirty-year highs. Investors grew increasingly concerned that central banks will raise interest rates to combat sticky inflation.
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Global bond yields surged across major economies on Tuesday, led by Japan scaling 30-year highs as investors dumped sovereign debt over mounting fiscal and inflation concerns. The selloff drove the United States 10-year yield up to 4.80%, its highest level since January 2025.
