10-year-bond yields keeping real interest-rates negative while staying low
Tue, Apr 26, 2022 8:33 AM

10-year-bond yields keeping real interest-rates negative while staying low

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With rising inflation, the long-term bond yields are expected to move up.

But, looking at 10-year bond yields across developing and emerging economies, they are maintaining their stance at historically low levels and keeping real interest rates negative.

This is particularly bad in the US, UK and Eurozone, which must be because markets aren’t convinced that the central banks will raise rates.

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