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As major economies grapple with high government spending and increased borrowing needs, concerns are rising about the re-emergence of bond vigilantes—investors who seek to impose fiscal discipline on governments by raising borrowing costs. This year has seen a selloff in global bond markets, particularly impacting the UK and France, as increased Treasury yields signal skepticism about the ability of governments to manage deficits. Historical context shows that bond vigilantes have more leverage now due to soaring outstanding debt levels, yet their influence varies by region, with notable impacts seen in Britain's borrowing costs.
Source: YAHOO