Tradeweb says global government bond yields jump as March sell-off hits benchmarks

Reuters04-09
Tradeweb says global government bond yields jump as March sell-off hits benchmarks
  • Tradeweb analysis flagged a broad global government bond sell-off in March, driven by geopolitical risks, persistent inflation, fiscal concerns.
  • UK 10-year gilt yield rose 69 basis points to 4.92%, highest since 2008 financial crisis.
  • Germany 10-year Bund yield gained 36 basis points to 3.01%, with March inflation expected at 2.7% versus 1.9% in February.
  • US 10-year Treasury yield climbed nearly 36 basis points to 4.32%, with consumer confidence falling to 53.3 from 56.6.
  • Australia 10-year government bond yield increased nearly 36 basis points to 4.97% as Reserve Bank of Australia lifted benchmark rate 25 basis points to 4.1%.


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