Global bond-market pressures raise fiscal and inflation concerns
The IMF described the global economy as stagnant and lowered its growth forecasts for China and the eurozone. Bond-market pressures are also increasing fiscal and inflation risks for governments, with Japanese yields nearing 3%.
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Why it matters
Higher borrowing costs and weaker growth could increase fiscal pressure on governments and raise wider economic risks.
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