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El-Erian says global bond sell-off to persist, signaling higher yields ahead

Sep 4, 2026, 3:29 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Rising yields tighten financial conditions and compress equity valuations; history shows stocks react negatively to sustained rate increases.

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Renowned economist Mohamed El-Erian argues the global bond sell-off will continue as demand from traditional buyers wanes and issuance climbs. He cites weak appetite for U.S. fiscal consolidation, sovereign buyers like Norway rethinking holdings, and a eurozone focus shifting to France, UK, and Japan as key risks for yields and financial conditions.

El-Erian warns ongoing global bond sell-off; yields may rise further.
Yields hit multi-decade highs amid inflation fears and rate hikes.
Norwegian sovereign fund reevaluates U.S. Treasuries, signaling weaker official demand.
Three G7 nations—UK, Japan, France—face sovereign-debt vulnerability.
Issuance exceeds reliable buyers, pressuring rates.

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