Rising inflation and tightening bond yields are pressuring markets worldwide, prompting central banks and sovereign wealth funds to reassess exposure to U.S. Treasuries and other long‑term debt.
Financial markets are feeling the drag from escalating anxieties around government bonds, a trend that is spreading across both domestic and international arenas. While policymakers hoped for a swift decline in inflation, the data has stubbornly shown otherwise, casting doubt over the ability of economies to sustain growth without pushing interest rates into uncomfortable territory.
If rates remain elevated or start to climb, the ripple effects will be felt across a range of asset classes, from real estate to equities, and could push the Australian economy closer to a recessionary phase
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