Global Bond Selloff: Long Yields Hit Multi-Decade Highs

TREE NEWS update: Sovereign bond markets worldwide are experiencing their most severe selloff in decades, with long-term yields surging due to inflation concerns, fiscal expansion, and structural demand shifts. US 30-year yields hit 5.33%, the highest since 2007, while France, Germany, UK, and Japan also saw multi-year or multi-decade peaks. This repricing is driven by real yields, as market inflation expectations remain stable, and is pressuring governments’ financing costs and political dynamics.