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Asian Stocks Set to Fall as Bonds Resume Decline: Markets Wrap

Stocks in Asia were set to drop after US equities fell as oil prices and benchmark bond yields climbed, with investors betting that the Treasury’s efforts to contain borrowing costs may offer only a temporary reprieve.

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(EDITORIAL from The Korea Herald on Aug. 21)

For years, cheap money made debt look almost harmless. The bond market now offer...

  • Global bond yields soar to multi-year peaks, threatening South Korea's debt burden
  • US 30-year Treasury yield surpasses 5.33%, highest since 2007
  • South Korea's export-dependent economy vulnerable to rising capital costs

Colombia’s Own Economists Have Given Up on Cheaper Money This Year

Analysts now expect Colombian inflation to end 2026 at 6.6%, and the policy rate to stay at 12% through December. The post Colombia’s Own Economists Have Given Up on Cheaper Money This Year appeared…

  • Colombia's inflation expectations rise to 6.6% by year-end
  • 12% policy rate remains unchanged through December
  • Earthquake complicates economic outlook and reconstruction costs

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