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Global bond slump looks painful, but its nothing like the 2022 rout

The Economic Times ·

Global bond markets are experiencing a selloff, though less severe than four years ago.

Current yield increases are smaller, providing some market reassurance and new opportunities.

Heavy government spending and AI financing are adding pressure to bond markets.

Higher yields offer investors a better income cushion against falling prices.

Bond yields may still rise due to inflation and debt issuance pressures.

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