Why global bond yields are surging — and what it means for interest rates
From Japan’s 10-year yield crossing 3% to the US 30-year nearing 5.3%, government bond markets are facing a broad repricing as investors grapple with higher inflation, oil prices, debt and the prospect of tighter monetary policy.
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