Lumea intră într-o eră a dobânzilor ridicate. Guvernele, companiile şi consumatorii cu venituri mici vor plăti cel mai mare preţ

The rise in global bond yields is increasing financing costs, impacting governments, companies, and low-income consumers. High bond yields are driven by massive public debt issuance, rising oil prices, and central banks maintaining tight monetary policies. Governments face higher interest bills, particularly those with large fiscal deficits and external debt. Companies with significant debt, especially smaller firms, are also vulnerable as refinancing becomes more expensive. Low-income consumers will feel the effects most acutely, as higher rates on mortgages and loans take a larger share of their income. Stock markets may face pressure as higher yields make bonds more attractive compared to equities.