Global markets are suddenly anything but quiet. In Japan, bond yields surged after a snap election and tax-cut plans spooked investors, triggering the biggest selloff in ultra-long debt since the aft… [+684 chars]
Live Q&A: What’s Next for Global Markets After Japan’s Bond Shock and Trump’s Greenland Move - Bloomberg
Bloomberg reporters take your questions after a bond rout and Trump’s foreign policy whiplash sends volatility surging across global markets.
By:Yoshiaki Nohara, Derek Wallbank, Shery Ahn, Ruth Carson
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