Bond yields are rising across the world — from the UK and US to Japan, where interest rates are hitting levels not seen in decades. But why is this happening now, and why does it matter?
In this video, we explain the key drivers behind the surge in bond yields: higher inflation, rising government debt, and changing global investment flows. We also look at why Japan — long known for ultra-low interest rates — could be a warning sign for the global economy.
0:00 Japan
1:07 UK Bonds
3:11 Why Yields Matter
4:51 Don't Panic
5:49 US Market
7:58 Is it a Problem?
8.49 You Can't Just Print Money
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