Global Bond Markets Face Worst Month on Rising Yields
Global sovereign bond markets are heading for their worst month in years as soaring energy costs and the AI boom drive up yields. Investors are positioning for an era of higher interest rates amid mounting economic growth and fiscal concerns.
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The world's biggest sovereign bond markets are heading for their worst month in years, with United States two-year yields surging almost 60 basis points in September. Rising energy costs and artificial intelligence investments are driving the surge, leaving investors positioning for an era of higher interest rates. The shift threatens economic and financial stability by driving up borrowing costs for businesses and consumers worldwide.
