Tunis Afrique Télégraph and The Economist warn of global bond market risk

The Economist magazine has warned of an approaching "explosion" in the global bond market due to rising borrowing costs and persistent inflation pressures. This could threaten the international financial system with catastrophic consequences. Government debts in developed countries have doubled to elevated levels since the 1990s, amid increased demand for capital driven by the technological boom and inflation resulting from geopolitical conflicts. This situation is pushing interest rates and sovereign debt to unsustainable levels in the long term. Estimates suggest that any potential burst in the market could trigger sharp declines in financial markets, soaring borrowing costs, and a deep global recession accompanied by widespread economic upheaval.

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