Global Bond Yields Surge to Multi-Decade Peaks
Global 10-year government bond yields have surged to multi-decade highs across five major economies, driven by rising oil prices and inflation concerns.

Global 10-year government bond yields have surged to multi-decade highs across five major economies, driven by rising oil prices and inflation concerns.

Hundreds of tons of gold have been moved from the New York Federal Reserve to the Bank of England amid reports of increased gold purchases by China.

Global central banks are tightening policy for the first time since 2006, creating a macro risk for Bitcoin that is being countered by institutional ETF inflows.

Global currency markets are preparing for central bank decisions as the dollar stabilizes and the yen approaches a seven-month high.

Three major central banks are set to announce interest rate decisions this week as rising oil prices and surging bond yields intensify global inflationary pressures.

Three major central banks are preparing for potential interest rate hikes this month as they navigate inflationary pressures and energy market volatility.

Market pricing suggests the Bank of England and the European Central Bank may implement up to four rate hikes by 2027 due to persistent inflation.

China's gold reserves reached a valuation of $350.08 billion by the end of August following a record 21-month buying streak.
