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US government debt under pressure as European stocks rally
Treasury yield curve ‘inverts’ as outlook darkens for world’s largest economy
Government bonds in the EU under pressure following sharp rally last week
Wall Street equities rise following their worst first half of a year performance since 1970
Aeroplane metaphors do little to disguise the fact that central bankers are struggling with the inflationary overshoot
Rome raises €6bn in auction of five and 10-year bonds
SEC proposal requiring dealer registration would increase capital requirements and scrutiny
Crude oil rises as American inflation-rate expectations hit record high of 8%
And there are still too many durable goods
Moves follow equity market bounce in previous week
Grace period for $100mn foreign currency bond interest payment ended on Sunday evening
S&P 500 gains 6.4% over the week as growth worries temper aggressive outlook for Fed policy
History shows diverging sovereign bond yields have high economic and political costs
Grace period for $100mn in interest payments ends on Sunday evening
Disappointing eurozone business activity data and comments from Federal Reserve chair add to cloudy outlook
Wagers against Japanese bonds divide foreign and domestic fund managers
‘Anti-fragmentation’ is risky, expensive and worth a shot
US government debt comes under pressure as markets reopen following one-day holiday
The central bank has moved quickly on bond market ‘fragmentation’ but its actions will be tested by investors
UK gilts under pressure as BoE policymaker says central bank should consider faster rate rises
Paschal Donohoe insists bloc’s economies are in ‘completely different’ shape from a decade ago
FTSE All-World index declines 5.6% for the week as rising interest rates threaten outlook
In the US and Europe, policymakers are beginning to accept that dealing with rising prices will not be painless
Diamond hand QE
Japanese central bank sees inflation as transitory even as US Federal Reserve and others raise rates
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