The IMF calculated Senegal’s debt at above previous estimates, stoking concerns about its fiscal outlook just as formal talks with the lender on a new program get underway https://t.co/5dmyIoAWWI ...

Foreign selling of Indonesian bonds this month is set for the largest in three years as worries over the nation’s fiscal outlook mount. https://t.co/yP6Vhgw0wP ...

Group 1 - The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has indicated that record global share prices are increasingly disconnected from rising concerns about government debt levels in bond markets [1][2] - Moody's has downgraded the United States to a non-triple A status, and Fitch has cut France's rating to its lowest ever level due to concerns about government finances [2] - The head of BIS' Monetary and Economic Department, Hyun Song Shin, warned about the elevated valuations of risky assets, which leave them vulnerable to market stress [2][3] Group 2 - Government bond issuance is being absorbed by highly-leveraged investors like hedge funds, which could lead to market eruptions before debt levels exceed sustainability definitions [3] - Despite some non-U.S. investors selling U.S. bonds and stocks in April, most of these flows reversed in May and June, indicating a gradual shift away from U.S. assets [4] - The BIS noted that the significant holdings of U.S. assets by global investors and the slow pace of strategic asset allocation suggest any major portfolio shifts will be gradual [4] Group 3 - A new global survey by the BIS on public inflation expectations shows that the post-COVID spike in prices has raised household inflation expectations, particularly in countries with the largest increases [5][6] - The BIS expressed concerns about the lasting effects of temporary inflation surges, noting that households generally do not blame central banks for inflation issues [6] - There is a cooling of the real economy, particularly in the U.S. labor market, as indicated by Shin [6]

Market Concerns - Japan's 30-year government bond auction faces uncertainty due to global debt market turmoil [1] - Political instability in Japan has reignited concerns over the country's fiscal outlook [1]

Yields on 30-year UK bonds will climb above 6% by the end of the year as investor confidence over the nation’s fiscal outlook falters, according to Franklin Templeton https://t.co/N8Kkdwgoqd ...

Brazil announced a reduction of the total amount of its spending freeze for this year after the Supreme Court reinstated the bulk of a tax decree that had sparked disputes with Congress and added to uncertainty about its fiscal outlook https://t.co/6zdZF0x215 ...