Global bond selloff puts debt crisis front and center on Wall Street

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A global bond selloff that pushed yields to two-decade highs has made government debt the main concern on Wall Street, overshadowing the AI boom. Yields surged in the U.S., U.K., France, Germany, and Japan as investors lost patience with persistent deficits and heavy government borrowing. The Treasury Department announced increased buybacks of long-dated bonds, but yields resumed their climb as investors doubted the move would stem the tide. Economists including RSM's Joseph Brusuelas and Capital Economics analysts said markets are now demanding higher term premiums for fiscal, geopolitical, and policy uncertainty, and warned that continued populist spending and tax cuts could eventually trigger banking or currency crises.

Germany Government Bond 10Y ▲France Government Bond 10Y ▲UK Government Bond 10Y ▲Japan Government Bond 10Y ▲United States Government Bond 10Y ▲

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％Germany Government Bond 10Y

▲ PositiveMonetaryrelevance

Global bond selloff pushes yields to two-decade highs, directly raising the 10Y yield.

％France Government Bond 10Y

▲ PositiveMonetaryrelevance

Global bond selloff pushes yields to two-decade highs, directly raising the 10Y yield.

％UK Government Bond 10Y

▲ PositiveMonetaryrelevance

Global bond selloff pushes yields to two-decade highs, directly raising the 10Y yield.

％Japan Government Bond 10Y

▲ PositiveMonetaryrelevance

Global bond selloff pushes yields to two-decade highs, directly raising the 10Y yield.

％United States Government Bond 10Y

▲ PositiveMonetaryrelevance

Global bond selloff pushes yields to two-decade highs, directly raising the 10Y yield.