- Global Markets Investor
- Posts
- 🚨Global bonds are selling off
🚨Global bonds are selling off
What It Means for Markets, Investors, and Your Wallet
🔥🔥 GLOBAL MARKETS INVESTOR PORTFOLIO — UP 40% SINCE JANUARY 2024, DURING THE MARCH-APRIL 2025 MARKET TURMOIL, MAJOR US INDEXES FELL NEARLY 20%, WHILE THE GMI PORTFOLIO GAINED OVER 5%, FIND OUT HOW BELOW:
Long-term government bond yields have been surging across the world over the past few years, but what has caught investors’ attention this week is the recent acceleration of that surge.
Yields have been rising in the UK, Germany, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Japan, and even in the US.

Stop Drowning in Market News. Focus On Making Money.
Every day: 847 financial headlines, 2,300 Reddit stock mentions, 156 Twitter trading threads, 12 IPO updates, 94 crypto developments.
Your problem isn't lack of information; you have too much.
While you're scanning headlines wondering what matters, profitable trades slip by. The signal gets buried in noise.
What if someone did the heavy lifting for you?
Stocks & Income reads everything:
Twitter traders
Reddit buzz
IPO announcements
Crypto insider takes
Crowdfunding opportunities
Market news
Then we send you only what can actually move your portfolio.
No fluff. No useless news. Just actionable stock insights in 5 minutes.
We track every source so you don't have to. You get the 3-5 opportunities worth your time, delivered daily.
Stop wasting time on useless “investing news” and start thinking critically about real opportunities in the stock market.
Stocks & Income is for informational purposes only and is not intended to be used as investment advice. Do your own research.
What does the rise actually mean for investors, financial markets, governments, and ordinary people?
Will this make the US public debt crisis worse?
Is the next European sovereign debt crisis in the making?
Is the Japanese bond market, the world’s third-largest, collapsing?
How should one invest in such an environment?
You will find the answers to these questions in the following analysis.
A REVIEW OF THE RISE OF GOVERNMENT BOND YIELDS IN KEY DEBT MARKETS

