Bond Outlook February 3 2010

The Western government deficits are simply unsustainable. The bond markets may have been tolerant so far, but they will eventually perceive government debt as high risk and demand better returns.

Bond Outlook [by bridport & cie, February 3^rd 2010]

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Bond Outlook February 3 2010

The Western government deficits are simply unsustainable. The bond markets may have been tolerant so far, but they will eventually perceive government debt as high risk and demand better returns.

The rest of this article is available to subscribers only

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