Like shoppers, investors are often prone to the so-called left-digit bias — the tendency to place more emphasis on the leftmost digit of a price. Indeed, when the 10-year US Treasury bond yield — a benchmark used to price assets in America and across the world — surged from the high fours to 5.02 per cent on Monday, it caused a stir in financial markets. Yields have now swung back, but still hover at post-global financial crisis highs.
像購物者一樣，投資者往往傾向于所謂的“左位數偏見”——傾向于更強調價格的最左邊數字。的確，10年期美國國債收益率——美國及全球資產定價的基準——周一從4打頭的高位數飆升至5.02%，在金融市場引起了轟動。收益率現已回落，但仍徘徊在全球金融危機后的高點。
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