Inflation fears spark global bond rout as yields push higher
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Global bond markets sold off as inflation fears intensified, sending U.S. yields higher—10-year at 4.601%, 30-year at 5.128%, and 2-year at 4.086%—with German Bunds, Japanese JGBs and UK Gilts also rising amid policy uncertainty; oil prices jumped, reinforcing inflation risks for central bankers ahead of the G7 meeting.
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