Barclays: Global Bonds, Despite Sell-Off, Not Cheap Enough to Buy

BlockBeats News, August 28th - Barclays stated that despite the ongoing sell-off in global bonds, they are still not cheap enough to attract buyers. Stubborn inflation and governments' reluctance to cut spending continue to weigh on the bond market.

Barclays mentioned that although bonds are currently trading at levels closer to fair value than at any time in recent years, the "forces driving up yields have not yet been exhausted."

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