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  1. Global bonds battered as flaring inflation spooks investors

    By Amanda Cooper and Karen Brettell LONDON/NEW YORK, May 15 (Reuters) – Bond markets are bracing for interest-rate…
    #NewsBeep #News #Topstories #bondmarkets #chiefmarketstrategist #federal-reserve #giltyields #GlobalEconomy #Headlines #Investors #Iran #TopStories #U.S.Treasury
    newsbeep.com/540589/

  2. Bloomberg: A broad retreat in #bondmarkets dragged #stocks lower, putting a sudden halt to the #AI-fueled #equityrally that has pushed #USstocks from one record high to the next. #markets

  3. Commentary on the bond market (traders) claims Gilts' yields (the price of servicing public debt) may rise if Labour's prospective losses in this week's local elections prompt either a shift to the Left (in fiscal terms) or a change of leadership (or both).

    'Threats' of adverse market reaction by traders to shifts in fiscal policy are really aimed at the Green Party of England & Wales, suggesting Zack Polanski needs a clear bond market strategy to deal with such pressure.

    #BondMarkets #Greens

  4. BMO: β€œ #Bondmarkets are in rally-mode as well. Two-year #yields across #Europe are down 20 bps, on average, while longer-dated maturities are falling around 15 bps. Perhaps the calls for multiple #ratehikes at the #ECB and the #BoE were overdone? Just a little?”

  5. "I am here to state emphatically that bond market traders are not the problem, and they are not the threat. .. Instead let us salute the bond markets for warning the British public of the real threat posed to the British economy by the enormously powerful and unaccountable neoliberals governing the Bank of England"
    Ann Pettifor

    #BankOfEngland #BondMarkets #UKPolitics

    Blame the Bank of England for Bond Market Turmoil
    annpettifor.substack.com/p/bla

  6. 3 Bloomberg: The conflict’s #fiscal consequences are reverberating across #bondmarkets worldwide. #Yields have spiked from the #UK to #Germany to #Australia to #Japan amid the prospect of more borrowing to pay for defense … 🧡

  7. 1 TD: What happens in Japan does not stay in #Japan – the spike in long-term #government #bonds has spread to the #U.S., the #UK, #Canada, and others. 🧡 #markets #bondmarkets

  8. You may be sceptical about opinions of global bond dealers, but nonetheless the views of Daniel Ivascyn of Pimco who expects the UK will experience a 'hard landing' in 2024 might be concerning:

    The UK is 'a smaller, open economy, with a consumer that’s feeling the brunt of central bank policy far more than their US counterparts β€” you just have a higher probability of more significant economic deterioration'...

    The role of #bondmarkets is not insignificant here, but it still doesn't look good