Why the Bond Market Feels Uneasy About 2026 and Why That Anxiety May Be Misplaced
As 2026 draws closer, signs of nervousness are beginning to surface across global bond markets. Higher-for-longer interest rate expectations, persistent sovereign debt loads, and geopolitical uncertainty have left investors questioning
As 2026 draws closer, signs of nervousness are beginning to surface across global bond markets. Higher-for-longer interest rate expectations, persistent sovereign debt loads, and geopolitical uncertainty have left investors questioning duration risk and long-term pricing. Volatility at the long end of the curve has fueled concerns that traditional fixed-income instruments may struggle to absorb the […]
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