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Across the rich world, bond yields are rising, with ten-year American Treasuries exceeding 5%. This surge, the highest in decades, indicates a potential fiscal disaster for governments grappling with gaping deficits and towering debts.

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Across the rich world, bond yields are rising, with ten-year American Treasuries exceeding 5%. This surge, the highest in decades, indicates a potential fiscal disaster for governments grappling with gaping deficits and towering debts.
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