Climate costs could trigger a sovereign-market shock

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An FT Markets Insight op-ed argues that escalating climate damage and extreme weather threaten sovereign credit and could trigger a climate–sovereign doom loop, raising borrowing costs and squeezing adaptation budgets, with investors urged to account for climate risk in asset allocation as private insurance remains thin and the risk of market shocks grows.
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