Across the world, interest rates on government borrowing remain at high levels.
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Across the world, interest rates on government borrowing remain at high levels.
Investors are focusing on the high debt levels of many countries, including the UK and USA, and they also worry about inflation increasing as oil prices stay high while neither President Trump nor the Iranian government show much enthusiasm for a peace deal.
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Global bonds battered as flaring inflation spooks investors
Charting the global economy: Inflation mounts as war drags on
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