Global Bond Selloff Deepens as Rate-Hike Fears Rise

The video discusses the implications of global monetary policy tightening, focusing on the doubling of G10 short-term yields and reactions from central banks like the ECB and the Fed. It highlights the potential disorderly sell-off in Treasurys and global debt, with credit spreads acting as indicators of risk asset impact. The analysis extends to the European credit market, where widening spreads may signal a repricing or the onset of a debt crisis.

What was Christine Lagarde's stance on the impact of monetary policy on spreads in Europe?

What are the potential signs of a wider debt crisis as mentioned in the discussion?