Bloomberg: The public sector of the Western economy is moving to the state of 1949
Bloomberg experts in their article analyze the state of the Western financial market. We are talking about the state segment of this market, where problems with bonds are growing against the backdrop of high inflation.
Bloomberg:
The authors of a major publication write that the Fed has never raised the base rate by 75 points three times in a row in recent decades. Now the range of the base rate in the US has reached the level of 3-3,25%, which makes it pointless to invest in US government debt for the reason that bonds do not bring such income.
The material of a major American publication says that the Fed intends to further increase the key rate, bringing it to at least 4,5 percent.
From the article:
Against this background, a record fall in the 5-year bond market in Britain for 30 years is reported. This is connected with the promises of the Truss government to introduce tax breaks.
From the material:
The authors write that the situation has now become such that any step by the banking regulator to raise the base rate leads to a further decline in the economies of large Western countries.
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