The World’s Bond Markets Are Uneasy. It’s the U.S.’s Fault. - Barron's
1. U.K. bond yields reach highest levels since 2008-2009 financial crisis. 2. Investors worry rising yields signal increased risks and borrowing costs. 3. U.S. Treasury market turmoil potentially influences global bond markets. 4. Corporate bond issuances at highest levels since 1990 impact capital costs. 5. Economic stagnation in the U.K. raises concerns about fiscal stability.