Global bond sell-off pushes government borrowing costs higher
Government bond yields are surging in a broad sell-off, with reports attributing the move to oil prices, public debt and data-center concerns.
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Why it matters
Higher borrowing costs can increase financing stress for governments and weaken wider financial conditions.
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