Rаndаmеntul оblіgаțіunіlоr аmеrісаnе а rеvеnіt lа nіvеlurіle dіn 2008. Ne îndreptăm spre criză? • Newsweek România

The rise in U.S. Treasury yields, surpassing 5%, signals economic concerns but does not directly indicate a repeat of the 2008 crisis. Current economic conditions differ significantly from those of the past crisis. High yields reflect persistent inflation and expectations of sustained high interest rates from the Federal Reserve. Massive budget deficits are increasing the supply of government debt, pushing yields higher. While a banking crash like in 2008 is not imminent, risks are shifting towards economic slowdown and fiscal stress, with potential market corrections and rising sovereign debt servicing costs. The main risk now is a recession driven by higher borrowing costs for consumers and businesses.