Most global sovereign yields fell, driven by
worries of a global trade war.
Not exact matches
The United States and China have threatened each other with tens
of billions
of dollars in tariffs in recent weeks, fanning
worries of a full - blown
trade war that could hurt
global supply chains as well as business investment plans.
The planned tariffs have roiled world stock markets as investors
worried about the prospect
of an escalating
trade war that would derail
global economic growth.
The move, first reported by Reuters, comes at a time when the two countries have threatened each other with tens
of billions
of dollars in tariffs in recent weeks, fanning
worries of a full blown
trade war that threatens
global supply chains as well as business investment plans.
A partial but not complete list
of worries includes: China melt down, Yuan reevaluation after effects or Taiwan action,
global biomedical epidemics, e.g. Avian Flu, or bioterrorism outbreaks,
trade wars (China, EU), major hedge fund bankruptcies, a PBGC (Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp.) shortfall crisis, major junk bond or emerging market bond default, a bank derivative blowup, Fannie Mae issues plus possible assorted natural disasters.