Global bond selloff pushes yields higher as oil prices surge
New Zealand bond yields reached their highest level since April 2024, while rising US Treasury yields are driving spillover into bond markets in Japan and Europe as oil prices surge.
By DoomRadar · Published on DoomRadar .
Why it matters
Broadly rising borrowing costs and energy prices could tighten financial conditions and increase pressure on economies worldwide.
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