The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) expressed concern about the sharp rise in sovereign debt interest rates worldwide.
In the United States and the euro area, the projected increase in official interest rates was gradual across all time horizons.
In Japan, the increase in rates was more pronounced and concentrated at the beginning of the period, extending until the end of 2027.
The rise in sovereign debt interest rates directly affects the financing costs of governments and, consequently, can influence public policies and the real economy. Readers who have investments in bonds or bank deposits should follow these trends, as they indicate the direction of returns and the cost of credit in the coming years.
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