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On September 2, 2026, global government bond yields rose, reflecting increased borrowing costs amid inflation concerns. The yields on German, Japanese, and U.S. bonds reached multi-decade highs, while central banks are expected to raise interest rates. Investor sentiment has shifted to a risk-off mode, impacting equity markets as well.
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On September 2, 2026, global government bond yields rose, reflecting increased borrowing costs amid inflation concerns. The yields on German, Japanese, and U.S. bonds reached multi-decade highs, while central banks are expected to raise interest rates. Investor sentiment has shifted to a risk-off mode, impacting equity markets as well.
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