Global Long Term Interest Rates 2 comments
October 09, 2008
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As the global credit crisis continues to roll, it's little surprise that investors have been seeking shelter in the relative safety of government bonds. As a result, the yields on these securities are sitting near their lowest levels of the last year.
The largest collapse in yields by far has come in Australia (chart lower left) where the yield on its ten-year government bond has declined by nearly 200 basis points in the last four months. When a commodity based economy like Australia sees this big of a collapse in its long-term interest rates, it's a signal that the last thing on investors' minds is inflation.
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