Markets Global bonds sell off as investors react to Trump’s tariffs and a German ‘paradigm shift’
- Government borrowing costs rose across the globe on Thursday, although German bond yields came off highs.
- It comes as yields on German government bonds recorded their biggest daily jump since Germany’s reunification in 1990 on Wednesday.
- Analysts told CNBC that U.S. tariffs were also influencing the global bond market.
Government borrowing costs rose across the globe on Thursday, although German bond yields came off highs after recording their biggest daily jump since the country’s reunification 35 years ago on Wednesday.
Bond prices and yields move in opposite directions, meaning that yields tick higher when the value of the asset declines.
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