4.4K views · 21 reactions | CommSec’s Tom Piotrowski explains why US 10-year government bond rates have moved “aggressively higher” over the course of the last six weeks. | Sky News Australia | Facebook

Chinese government bond yields reached their lowest point in over three years, with the 10-year sovereign note dropping to 2.54%, the lowest since April 2020. The People's Bank of China, along with major lenders, had previously reduced deposit rates three times in 2023. This move heightened expectations of further monetary policy easing by Beijing to support economic growth | The Times of India | Facebook