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Bonds Post Worst September in Years
The global bond market experienced a significant decline today (Wednesday), marking its worst monthly performance in years due to rising borrowing costs, deteriorating financial conditions of governments, an oversupply of issuance, and increasing inflation. This is happening amidst ongoing Israeli-American conflicts that are driving up energy prices. In contrast, stocks performed better, with Asian equities rising and U.S. Treasury bonds remaining stable at nearly their highest levels since 2007, at 5.23%. Despite the rising bond yields that have led to higher financing costs, the impact on stocks remains limited, as markets continue to achieve strong profits supported by global economic growth.
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