Financial crisis risks global impact
The article discusses global market expectations regarding the Federal Reserve's Open Market Committee meeting scheduled for September 15-16, with anticipation of its impact on the Treasury bond market and inflation. Key issues include the likelihood of the central bank intervening in the debt market, the effect of rising bond yields, and the yield levels approaching 5%, which reflect risks influencing the US and global economies. The report also examines how increasing yields and inflation could put downward pressure on property prices. It highlights the differing roles of the Federal Reserve and the Treasury in managing debt, with warnings of a potential crisis if yields continue to rise alongside inflation, and the resulting implications for the dollar and the global economy.
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