Rising advanced economy debt will push up rates in emerging markets
Rising public debt burdens are spilling across borders, and the effect may become stronger
The run-up in long-term bond yields in the major advanced economies this year has been the focus of keen interest among market participants and economic policy-makers (figure 1). In part, these increases reflect expectations of higher inflation caused by rising oil prices amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. But, critically, these also reflect rising real interest rates as markets shift focus to fiscal dynamics.
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