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IS THE WORLD HEADING TOWARD A GLOBAL BOND CRISIS?
Something unusual is happening across global bond markets.
Japan’s 10-year yield has reached 3.03%, its highest level since 1996. Japan’s longer-term yields are also surging.
The UK’s 10-year yield is at its highest since 2008, while its 30-year yield is at its highest since 1998.
France, Germany, and the US are also seeing long-term yields rise toward multi-year highs.
This is not just one country’s problem.
Major government bond markets around the world are facing the same pressure at the same time.
And the bigger problem is debt.
Global government debt is now close to 94% of world GDP, while global interest payments are consuming an increasingly large share of economic output.
Higher yields mean higher borrowing costs for governments, companies, homeowners, and investors.
They also put pressure on expensive technology stocks because higher interest rates increase the discount rate used to value future earnings.
Even the AI boom is becoming increasingly important. Massive spending on AI infrastructure is creating growing demand for financing, while higher borrowing costs make that financing more expensive.
This creates a dangerous feedback loop.
Higher yields increase government interest costs.
Higher borrowing costs pressure companies.
Mortgage rates remain elevated.
Stock valuations face greater pressure.
Private credit becomes more vulnerable.
And governments have less room to absorb another major shock.
This does not automatically mean stocks, gold, silver, and crypto will all crash together.
Gold could actually benefit if investors begin to worry more about government debt, inflation, and currency stability.
The real question is whether rising yields continue gradually or whether one weak bond auction, political shock, or forced liquidation suddenly accelerates the entire move.
If that happens, the global bond market could become the next major source of financial stress.
Do you think this is the beginning of a global bond crisis, or just a temporary rise in yields?$BTC

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