Reported about 18 hours ago
Recent trends show long-term sovereign bond yields rising globally due to investor concerns over government budget deficits. In the US, the 30-year bond yield approaches levels not seen since 2007, driven by increased deficits associated with tax reforms. Similar patterns are observed in Japan, the UK, Germany, and Australia, while banks in China and Australia have lowered interest rates to combat the impact of trade tensions. Additionally, the detection of bird flu in Brazil has disrupted global chicken supplies, highlighting ongoing economic vulnerabilities across regions.
Source: YAHOO