WSJ: High Government Debt Is Adding Fuel to the Global Bond-Market Selloff
While high oil prices have been the clear trigger for the bond-market rout gripping countries around the world, the Wall Street Journal reports that high government indebtedness is also a key risk factor. The role of debt levels as a background risk factor remains a debated point in financial markets.
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