Masacrul obligatiunilor globale. Teama de inflatie si scumpirea petrolului aruncă dobânzile la maxime istorice • Newsweek România

The global sovereign debt market is experiencing a significant downturn due to rising inflation fears and escalating energy prices. Central banks are forced to abandon plans for lower interest rates as tensions in the Middle East and surging oil prices threaten to reignite inflation. This has led to a massive sell-off in bonds, pushing yields to historic highs, particularly in the U.S., U.K., and Japan. The situation poses risks for heavily indebted governments, as they must issue more debt at increasing costs. The rise in bond yields affects the entire economy, making loans and mortgages more expensive for consumers and businesses alike.