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BIS warns government bond markets are vulnerable to fire-sale shocks
- Date
- 28 Jun 2026
- Source
- The Times
The Bank for International Settlements warned that high public debt, leveraged investors, and fragile liquidity could make government bond markets more prone to sudden stress.
Why it matters: Bond-market stress can push up government borrowing costs, mortgage expectations, pension risk, and portfolio volatility before a formal debt crisis appears.
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BIS says AI investment exuberance could turn into a market-wide bust
- Date
- 28 Jun 2026
- Source
- Financial Times
The BIS warned that heavy AI capital expenditure and elevated return expectations could create financial-market risk if returns disappoint and financing pulls back.
Why it matters: Investors with tech-heavy portfolios should separate durable earnings growth from capex-driven enthusiasm, especially where debt and equity financing are funding the boom.
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