Global Bond Yields Soar: Japan's 10-Year Hits 3% (First Since 1996), UK's 30-Year Highest Since 1998, US 10-Year Nears 4.8% (Last Seen Jan 2025)
The rout in bond markets deepened on Tuesday, sending borrowing costs to their highest levels in decades. Germany and France also saw their bond yields rise to over a decade high. The surge in interest rates has profound consequences for the global economy, impacting home buyers, credit-card holders, and especially governments.
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