It’s not just US bonds. Governments around the world are facing spiraling debt costs.

• Treaurys receives a lot of attention, but it is not the only bond market revenues.

• The bonds that have long been sold in the United Kingdom, Germany and Japan have been sold as merchants are employed on financial expectations.

• Governments manage a great deficit and object more, adding to the growth of fears and inflation.

The sale that has reached the bond market in recent weeks is not just an American phenomenon-in reality, it is more clear in other countries this year.

The world’s bond investors appear to be increasing, partly due to concerns about spending deficit and fears that governments will continue to go deep into debt.

This was offered this week when the main American bond returns jumped, as politicians discussed a budget budget bill that economists believe may add trillion to the United States’ deficit.

The Treasury Department has increased for 10 years to 4.61 % this week, an increase of 63 basis points from its lowest level in early April. The Ministry of Treasury’s return increased for 30 years to 5.13 %. This rises 74 basis points from a low basis point and 31 basis points from the beginning of the year.

However, the Treasury, which lasted approximately 10 years of this year, despite the recent sessions, and the world observers should consider a better feeling of setting the bond market.

The return on the 30 -year -old government bonds in the United Kingdom increased to 5.54 % this week, an increase of 40 basis points from a year.

The UK is on the right track to spread a budget deficit equivalent to $ 185.5 billion in this fiscal year, and it is just below the levels of last year, according to a discretion from its budget responsibility office. It is expected that the budget will remain in a deficit during the end of the contract.

German bonds that lasted 30 years increased to 3.16 % this week, an increase of 57 basis points this year.

According to temporary estimates from its federal statistical office, the German government recorded a budget deficit equivalent to $ 134.5 billion in 2024, an increase of $ 16.9 billion over the previous year. The interest payments on its debts increased by 24 % last year.

Finally, the bond returns in Japan increased for 30 years to 3.16 % this week, an increase of 89 basis points since January and touched its highest levels since 1999, according to Bloomberg.

This step is higher in global revenues is a sign that the bond market feels panic from high levels of government borrowing and deficit spending.

“Frankly, it is not only a problem in the United States. We are running a big deficit everywhere, whether in the United States or here in the United Kingdom,” Michael Brown, the chief strategy of research in People, told Business Insider. “I think the big issue of the market participants is that we knew this is a problem for years.”