Las acciones asiáticas caen ante el aumento de los rendimientos de los bonos del Tesoro

Los mercados bursátiles asiáticos cayeron en línea con las pérdidas de Wall Street, impulsadas por las preocupaciones sobre la inflación.

La persistente preocupación por la inflación llevó los rendimientos de los bonos del Tesoro a máximos de varios años. El aumento de los rendimientos de los bonos está provocando que los inversores cuestionen las valoraciones de las acciones en todo el mundo.

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