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2025-10-29 17:19:55
[Cracks Emerge in the Global Bond Market! The Capital Battle Behind the US Treasury Yield Advantage] ⑴ The current yield on German 2-year government bonds is 1.981%, 152.9 basis points lower than comparable US bonds, demonstrating a significant yield spread advantage. ⑵ The yield on US 2-year Treasury bonds has reached 3.510%, with only Australia and the UK offering higher yields at 3.554% and 3.784% respectively. ⑶ Japan's 2-year yield is the lowest at 0.944%, 256.6 basis points lower than the US, highlighting the divergence in monetary policies among major economies. ⑷ The yield on German 10-year government bonds is 2.630%, 136 basis points lower than the US 10-year Treasury yield of 3.990%. ⑸ The UK's 10-year government bond yield leads major developed countries at 4.403%, 41.3 basis points higher than the US. (6) Australia's 10-year bond yield reached 4.237%, Canada's was 3.002%, and yields in core European countries were concentrated in the 2.5%-3.4% range. (7) Japan's 10-year bond yield was only 1.654%, 233.6 basis points lower than that of the United States, making it a yield haven in the global bond market. (8) The yield differences indicate a significant divergence in the policy paths of central banks around the world, and capital flow preferences are being reallocated.
