Resilient growth, restless yields
The real economy has refused to buckle. Through a year of tariffs, conflict and tighter money, global growth has held up — and firmer growth has sat naturally alongside higher yields. Indeed, what stands out is why those yields are climbing: almost entirely the real rate and behind it the deeper question of who is now willing to fund America's debt. This week's six charts:
🔹 Global GDP held near its long-run pace in Q2
🔹 August flash PMIs confirm it — helped by industry
🔹 South Korea's chip exports go near-vertical
🔹 The yield climb is being led by the real component
🔹 The world funds a…
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