Global bond yields are surging across France, the U.K., Japan, and Germany, while key figures like Robin Brooks and Scott Bessent comment on market trends.
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Global bond yields are surging across France, the U.K., Japan, and Germany, while key figures like Robin Brooks and Scott Bessent comment on market trends.
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Brookings Institution
American think tank
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Scott Bessent
United States Secretary of the Treasury
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