Los estrategas advierten que los rendimientos en EE. UU. se mantendrán elevados incluso después de la guerra en Irán

Los costos de endeudamiento de EE. UU. están aumentando debido a factores que van más allá de la inflación derivada de la guerra.

Los rendimientos reales están aumentando a medida que los inversores en bonos dejan de lado las presiones inmediatas sobre los precios. El creciente endeudamiento público, la inversión en IA y la posibilidad de que los bancos centrales suban los tipos de interés también están contribuyendo a este fenómeno. Los expertos sugieren que estos mayores costos de endeudamiento podrían persistir incluso después de que los precios del petróleo se estabilicen, lo que afectaría a los gobiernos y a las economías.

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