Global bond yields soar to multi-decade highs as Middle East turmoil reignites inflation fears

A relentless global bond selloff is rippling through financial markets as benchmark sovereign yields hit multi-decade highs. U.S. 30-year yields have pierced 5.24% - the highest in nearly two decades - while Japan’s yield curve undergoes a seismic 500% surge. From the UK and…

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Japan’s 30-year government bond auction Thursday will test investor appetite as a global selloff pushes long-dated yields to their highest levels in almost two decades.

Long-term US Treasury yields are likely to remain elevated as persistent inflation concerns, rising government and corporate debt issuance, and a shifting investor base put upward pressure on borrowing costs. The changing Treasury market dynamics could limit policymakers’…

The rate on 10-year Japanese government notes, too, climbed higher to hit 3 per cent for the first time since 1996, while UK 30-year yields reached the highest since 1998.

Global bond markets are experiencing a significant selloff as inflation concerns grow. Government debt levels are increasing, impacting consumers and businesses worldwide. Japan's 10-year yield reached three percent, its highest since 1996. Wars and increased deficit spending…

Government borrowing costs from the United States to Germany and Japan are at or near multi-decade peaks