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Home › Forums › Financial Markets/Economics › Portugal , Italy, and Spain 10 year bonds
It is a curious thing. The answer is basically different expectations for inflation:
https://www.economist.com/blogs/economist-explains/2017/03/economist-explains-21
Mexico is 7.56%
Venezuela is 10.43%
Kenya is at 13.15%
So we Americans are a riskier investment than Portugal, Italy, Spain and France!
Japan is just .063%
Another very interesting thing is I see a curve flattening in China i.e. recession about to happen there?
Wow just looked it up here http://www.businessinsider.com/recessions-history-around-the-world-2017-10 China has never had a recession in recent history. I’d say they are due. Along with Australia and Columbia.
Re china, the elephant in the room is America
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So we Americans are a riskier investment than Portugal, [/quote]
Read the article in my link.
It explains specifically why investment risk is not the reason for the difference.
And China doesn’t have recessions because they fudge their economic data.