Government bond markets should be seen, but not felt. These giant pools of capital are meant to move slowly. Japan, home to one of the biggest and usually most boring of all, is bucking that trend with a peculiarly sharp rise in long-term borrowing costs. It’s a largely local story so far, but one investors elsewhere should pay attention to.
國債市場應(yīng)該被看到,但不應(yīng)被感覺到。這些巨大的資金池本應(yīng)緩慢流動(dòng)。日本是所有國家中最大、通常也是最無聊的國家之一,它正在逆勢而動(dòng),長期借貸成本出現(xiàn)了異常明顯的上升。雖然迄今為止這主要出現(xiàn)在日本國內(nèi),但其他地區(qū)的投資者也應(yīng)予以關(guān)注。
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