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Thursday, September 3, 2026

How war, debt and the AI boom are pushing global bond yields higher? Explained

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Global bond markets face pressure due to rising US defense spending from the Iran conflict, soaring oil prices, and increased government borrowing, with inflation expectations driving bond yields higher.

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