Lagarde at G7 meeting: ‘I always worry’ about bond markets
Leaders meet to discuss Middle East conflict, global imbalances
Christine Lagarde has told reporters ahead of a Group of Seven meeting that her job included “always” worrying about the state of the bond markets.
The European Central Bank president was speaking today (May 18) in the French resort of Evian, where she is joining a meeting of finance ministers and central bankers from Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the UK and the US.
The officials will discuss the rising global financial instability that would be triggered by a bond market selloff and
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