War raises risks for debt-laden economies as bond yields climb, Brooks says
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Escalating geopolitical tensions are increasing risks for heavily indebted economies, with higher oil prices and rising government bond yields threatening to further erode already limited fiscal space, according to Robin Brooks. In a blog , Brooks said history shows countries that
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According to Robin Brooks, rising geopolitical tensions are driving up oil prices and government bond yields, severely threatening the fiscal capacity of highly indebted nations. This acts as a factor that expands volatility across global financial markets and increases the default risk of vulnerable emerging economies. Investors should closely monitor the spillover effects of geopolitical risks on the real economy and the bond market.
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- Oil — Rising geopolitical tensions heighten concerns over supply disruptions, maintaining upward pressure on oil prices and benefiting energy-related assets.
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- Bonds — Government bond yields are surging, centered on nations with heavy government debt burdens, increasing the risk of falling bond prices and expanded volatility.
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