‘Government bonds are a buy’
03-10-2026 09:00 via moneyweek.com

‘Government bonds are a buy’

The relentless rise in government bond yields – the cost of countries’ borrowing and the pressure that puts on their finances – has become headline news. A crisis in which governments will be forced to slash public spending to reduce their deficits and stop the relentless rise in ratios of government debt to GDP is widely predicted. But it is rare for crises to be widely predicted, and, if they are, they never unfold as expected. In the popular narrative, “the bond vigila
Read more »

Economy news



8 of the best houses for sale with stables
8 of the best houses for sale with stables
Trouble in the House of Liechtenstein – who is to blame?
Trouble in the House of Liechtenstein – who is to blame?
China, America and the new Great Game
October fall
Pensioners withdraw a record £22 billion in tax-free lump sums – beware of the risks
Pensioners withdraw a record £22 billion in tax-free lump sums – beware of the risks
‘The state pension triple lock is unsustainable – changing the mechanism is overdue’
‘The state pension triple lock is unsustainable – changing the mechanism is overdue’
Aim for profits: Big potential in British small-cap stocks
Aim for profits: Big potential in British small-cap stocks
Italy and Greece seek leeway on EU fiscal rules
Weak US payrolls  likely to keep rate setters on the sidelines in October
‘The diesel crisis will expose Britain’s weakness’
‘The diesel crisis will expose Britain’s weakness’
Investors seek refuge from bond rout in haven German debt
My mortgage is a problem for the Fed, and for America 
Higher Eurozone inflation adds pressure on ECB to tighten again
Why you might have more to live on in retirement than you think
Why you might have more to live on in retirement than you think
Desktop versie