Global bond yields surge to multi-decade highs amid inflation and debt concerns
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Major global economies and central banks
Global
September 2026
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Government bond yields in major economies like Japan, the US, and Europe are hitting multi-decade peaks. Rising oil prices and hawkish central bank stances are fueling inflation expectations and rate hike bets. AI hyperscalers have issued $220 billion in debt this year, contributing to supply-demand pressures in bond markets. Governments face increased borrowing costs, impacting fiscal stability and consumer loan rates.
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