OECD sounds alarm on surging government bond yields - Financial Times
Financial Times
F
Financial Times
Original Source
The OECD has sounded an alarm over surging government bond yields worldwide, warning of serious economic repercussions on growth and investment. The organization indicated that this trend could force governments to increase interest payments on their debt, reducing resources available for essential public services.
Subscribe to read
* Sign In * Subscribe
Open side navigation menuOpen search bar
SubscribeSign In
Popular Searches
* What is the latest news on the UK economy? * Western support for Ukraine * How will AI be regulated? * UK inflation vs the world * How will the UK economy fare in 2026?
* Home * World
Sections
+ World Home + Middle East war + Global Economy + UK + US + China + Africa + Asia Pacific + Emerging Markets + Europe + War in Ukraine + Americas + Middle East & North Africa
Most Read
+ Trump is checking out of his presidency + US government and Gulf billionaires back Todd Boehly bid for Lukoil assets + US and Iran hold first talks since June as Trump threatens ‘annihilation’ + Mark Carney and the limits of defying Donald Trump + Qantas pushes ahead with new ultra-long flights despite high fuel prices * US
Sections
+ US Home + US Economy + US Companies + US Politics & Policy
Most Read
+ Trump is checking out of his presidency + US government and Gulf billionaires back Todd Boehly bid for Lukoil assets + US and Iran hold first talks since June as Trump threatens ‘annihilation’ + ‘MBS will not forget’: Trump’s reluctance to fight Houthis rattles Saudi Arabia + The battle between the Fed and Trump * Companies
Sections
+ Companies Home + Energy + Financials + Health + Industrials + Media + Professional Services + Retail & Consumer + Tech Sector + Telecoms + Transport
Most Read
+ How private equity ended up in limbo + US government and Gulf billionaires back Todd Boehly bid for Lukoil assets + Qantas pushes ahead with new ultra-long flights despite high fuel prices + Global banks warn UK windfall tax will trigger shift away from London + Top UK graft prosecutors joined Trump’s Venezuela oil baron during Swiss probe * Tech
Sections
+ Tech Home + Artificial intelligence + Semiconductors + Cyber Security + Social Media
Most Read
+ Anthropic and OpenAI release cheaper models as price war intensifies + Nasdaq 100 rises to new high as ‘AI Fomo’ returns + UK data centre group left biggest customer ByteDance unnamed in $35bn IPO push + AI staff complain of mental toll over fears of threat to society + China reviews use of Broadcom hardware in data centres * Markets
+ How private equity ended up in limbo + US government and Gulf billionaires back Todd Boehly bid for Lukoil assets + Qantas pushes ahead with new ultra-long flights despite high fuel prices + Top UK graft prosecutors joined Trump’s Venezuela oil baron during Swiss probe + Oil price on track for longest losing streak in more than 12 months * Climate * Opinion
Sections
+ Opinion Home + Columnists + The FT View + The Big Read + Lex + Obituaries + Letters
Most Read
+ Trump is checking out of his presidency + The battle between the Fed and Trump + Are we developing a distaste for effort? + Sorry Carney, the world does need a great power with better manners + Private equity has a new kind of SaaS: swimming as a service * Lex * Work & Careers
Sections
+ Work & Careers Home + Business School Rankings + Business Education + Europe's Start-Up Hubs + Entrepreneurship + Recruitment + Business Books + Business Travel + Working It
Most Read
+ Are we developing a distaste for effort? + Equal pay law cannot ignore the labour market + Nik Storonsky’s plan for Revolut: a global bank with ‘effectively zero risk’ + Confessions of an accidental bonus basher + On the rise: Edinburgh’s hot bakery scene * Life & Arts
Sections
+ Life & Arts Home + Arts + Books + Food & Drink + FT Magazine + House & Home + Style + Puzzles + Travel + FT Globetrotter
Most Read
+ Should you spend £400 on a toothbrush? + Royal Caribbean buys 50% stake in Sandals valuing resorts at $6bn + Booker Prize 2026 — former winners Marlon James and Douglas Stuart on shortlist + The problem with P(doom) + The Wargame — Michael Gove plays prime minister in chilling drama-documentary * How To Spend It * Stocks Game
MenuSearch
* Home * World * US * Companies * Tech * Markets * Climate * Opinion * Lex * Work & Careers * Life & Arts * How To Spend It * Stocks Game
Financial Times
SubscribeSign In
Popular Searches
* What is the latest news on the UK economy? * Western support for Ukraine * How will AI be regulated? * UK inflation vs the world * How will the UK economy fare in 2026?
OECD sounds alarm on surging government bond yields
Subscribe to unlock this article
Try unlimited access
Only $1 for 4 weeks
Then $75 per month. Complete digital access to quality FT journalism on any device. Cancel anytime during your trial.
Keep reading for $1
* Global news & analysis * Expert opinion * FT App on Android & iOS * FT Edit app * First FT: the day’s biggest stories * 20+ curated newsletters * Follow topics & set alerts with myFT * FT Videos & Podcasts * 10 additional monthly gift articles to share * Lex: FT’s flagship investment column * 15+ Premium newsletters from leading experts * FT Digital Edition: our digitised print edition
Explore more offers.
FT Edit
$49 a year
Get 2 months free with an annual subscription at was $59.88 now $49. Access to eight surprising articles a day, hand-picked by FT editors. For seamless reading, access content via the FT Edit page on ft.com and receive the FT Edit newsletter.
Select
* FT Edit: Access on iOS and web
Standard Digital
Save over 40%
was $540 now $299 for your first year.
Save now on essential digital access to trusted FT journalism on any device. Savings based on annualised monthly price.
Select
* Global news & analysis * Expert opinion * FT App on Android & iOS * FT Edit: Access on iOS and web * FirstFT: the day's biggest stories * 20+ curated newsletters * Follow topics & set alerts with myFT * FT Videos & Podcasts * 10 monthly gift articles to share
Premium Digital
Complete coverage
$75 per month
Complete digital access with exclusive insights and industry deep dives on any device.
Select
* Global news & analysis * Expert opinion * FT App on Android & iOS * FT Edit: Access on iOS and web * FirstFT: the day's biggest stories * 20+ curated newsletters * Follow topics & set alerts with myFT * FT Videos & Podcasts * 20 monthly gift articles to share * Lex: FT's flagship investment column * 15+ Premium newsletters by leading experts * FT Digital Edition: our digitised print edition
Check whether you already have free access via your university or organisation.
Terms & Conditions apply
Explore our full range of subscriptions.
For individuals
Discover all the plans currently available in your country
DigitalPrintPrint + Digital
For multiple readers
Digital access for organisations. Includes exclusive features and content.
FT Professional
!Over one million readers pay to read the Financial TimesFind out why
Useful links
Support
Help CentreContact UsAbout UsAccessibilityCareersSuppliers
Share News Tips SecurelyIndividual SubscriptionsProfessional SubscriptionsRepublishingExecutive Job SearchAdvertise with the FTFollow the FT on XFT ChannelsFT Schools
Tools
PortfolioFT AppFT Digital EditionFT EditAlerts HubBusiness School RankingsSubscription ManagerNews feedNewslettersCurrency Converter
Communi
🔗 Share Article
Tags:#منظمة التعاون الاقتصادي#السندات الحكومية#أسعار الفائدة#الاقتصاد العالمي#المالية العامة#الديون السيادية