Proposed $5,000 dividend plan triggers bond-market and inflation concerns
A proposed $5,000 dividend plan has reportedly unsettled bond markets and raised fears of higher inflation.
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Why it matters
If implemented, large government payments could affect borrowing costs, inflation expectations and financial-market stability.
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