Rising real yields shake global markets as investors brace for risk

Rising real yields reshape markets, complicate policymaking, and pose critical questions for investors, stocks, and bonds

Rising real yields are sending shockwaves through global financial markets, increasing pressure on risk assets and creating fresh challenges for policymakers.

What does this mean for stocks, bonds and the global economy?

David Scutt from StoneX joins Ticker to explain why higher yields matter, which investors stand to benefit or lose, and whether markets are underestimating the risks ahead.

We also examine Japan’s policy dilemma and whether President Donald Trump could influence investor sentiment.

From bond market strategies to the outlook for global markets, this interview unpacks the biggest questions investors need to watch in the weeks ahead.