Global bond market braces for new interest rate era

The global bond market is converging on the expectation that borrowing costs will continue to rise, as US 2-year Treasury yields recorded their largest monthly jump since the beginning of 2023, alongside a significant increase in bond yields in France, Germany, the UK, and Australia due to rising energy costs and inflation. Expectations indicate that interest rates will remain high for an extended period, and this situation is expected to persist with ongoing rising financing costs, especially as the yields on 10-year US bonds approach their highest level since 2007. Amid this, governments and financial markets are challenging this trend, amidst ongoing tensions in European and American markets, with warnings about potential impacts on financial stability and economic growth, particularly as interest rates continue to rise and debt risks grow.

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