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Global bonds fall on inflation worries
Global bond markets are experiencing intense pressure due to rising energy prices, primarily driven by escalating tensions in the Middle East. This has led to increased yields on government bonds in the UK, Germany, and Japan, with Japanese bond yields approaching levels not seen in 40 years. The surge in yields has resulted in losses for investors, as the Bloomberg Global Bond Index recorded its largest monthly decline since March, with the average yield rising to 3.68%, the highest since the 2008 crisis. Analysts expect that continued selling could raise global borrowing costs and put further pressure on markets, especially as central banks' decisions next week could lead to further interest rate hikes amid concerns about unsustainable debt levels and rising global inflation.
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