Bonds face worst September in years

The global bond market declined today, Wednesday, recording its worst monthly performance in years due to deteriorating government finances, an abundance of bond issuances, rising inflation, and ongoing Israeli-American conflicts that are driving up energy costs. In contrast, stocks proved more resilient, with Asian markets rising and U.S. Treasury bonds stabilizing, as 10-year U.S. Treasury yields reached 5.23%, the highest level since 2007. Meanwhile, yields on Japanese and European bonds are also on the rise, reflecting increased borrowing costs worldwide. This situation has put pressure on economic growth and increased borrowing expenses, with global stocks dropping to a one-week low and expectations of further rises in yields continuing.

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