Institutions in the United States and Japan issued warnings one after another when yields on long-term bonds soared
Internet reports that global long-term bond yields continue to soar. Last week (May 19 - 23), U.S. and Japanese bonds experienced problems one after another. The auction of 20-year Japanese bonds and U.S. bonds was cold at the same time, causing the yields of long-term bonds in the United States and Japan to continue to reach new highs. Several institutions have warned that long-term bond markets in developed countries are facing vulnerability, with bond supply increasing but buyers decreasing. This situation is unlikely to improve quickly in the short term, so yields on long-term government bonds may continue to surge higher. (Securities Times)
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