Analysis: Global Yield Crisis Continues to Deteriorate, China May Emerge as Safe Haven for Global Capital

TechFlow reports, on September 15, according to The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter), government bond yields across major global economies continue to climb, with the United States back at 2007 levels, the United Kingdom at 1998 levels, Germany and France at 2008 levels, and Japan at 1996 levels; among these, the UK's 30-year government bond yield hit 5.95% today, marking the highest level since March 1998 and standing 15 times above its 2020 level, with borrowing costs ranking highest among G7 nations.