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Long-term government bond yields rise across four major economies

Thirty-year government bond yields reportedly reached new highs simultaneously in the United States, United Kingdom, Japan and Germany. The move contrasts with market positioning for rate cuts and signals broad pressure in long-term debt markets.

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Higher long-term borrowing costs can raise government financing, mortgage and corporate funding pressures across major economies.

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  1. The 30-year government bond hit a new high yield in the US, UK, Japan, and Germany at once. Everyone is positioned for rate cuts. The data just said the opposite. ↗investmentwatchblog.com · Recorded source date: Sep 6, 2026, 4:01 PM UTC

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