Central bank steps confirm bond crisis
The article discusses the risks of the global bond market crisis and its interconnection with central bank interventions, especially as yields reach their highest levels since 2008. The report highlights that repeated interventions by central banks—such as yield support tools in Europe—could become a sign of worsening problems if market disruptions exceed fundamental factors. It also warns that continued loss of confidence in the dollar or Federal Reserve interventions to support monetary policy may indicate serious imbalances, with US public debt rising above $40 trillion, and debt-to-GDP ratios potentially reaching 150-200% if no policy measures are taken. Surpassing the US debt ceiling is considered one of the major risks that could lead to a financial crisis, with expectations generally favoring the passage of a debt ceiling increase—though there remains a risk of error that could send markets back into a state of tension.
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