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Political turmoil in France and Japan raised global bond risk, pushing investors to demand higher returns.
Political instability in France and Japan has driven up bond-market risk globally, with investors demanding higher returns due to uncertainty.
France’s bond risk hit a yearly high after a budget-related prime ministerial resignation, though the official was quickly reinstated.
In Japan, longer-term bond prices fell sharply following Sanae Takaichi’s surprise rise to ruling party leadership, sparking fears of expanded spending, though her coalition later collapsed.
These events highlight a growing trend where political turmoil, not monetary policy, is increasingly shaping bond markets as governments face pressure to balance fiscal discipline with unpopular austerity.
La agitación política en Francia y Japón aumentó el riesgo de los bonos globales, empujando a los inversores a exigir mayores rendimientos.