Higher Bond Yields Go Global
For wealth professionals working with fixed income, it frames the global bond sell-off and the forces the guests identify behind higher yields. It also flags Japan as the market the discussion says to watch.
Summary
By the bonds & fixed income deskThis Basis Points video has Kevin Flanagan and Maggie Lucier discussing the global rise in bond yields. It notes that the 10-year Treasury yield reached 5.2%, a 19-year high, while Japan, Germany and the UK have also seen 10-year yields climb to multi-decade highs. They discuss shared drivers including deficit spending, inflation concerns and central bank tightening, and why Japan is the market to watch.
- The 10-year Treasury yield hit 5.2%, a 19-year high.
- Japan, Germany and the UK have seen 10-year yields climb to multi-decade highs.
- The guests cite deficit spending, inflation concerns and central bank tightening as common forces behind the global bond sell-off.
- The discussion identifies Japan as the market to watch.
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