Fears of a 1994 bond crash repeat are exaggerated

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Fears of a 1994 bond crash repeat are exaggerated

Parallels between the current Asian bond market sell-off and the bond crash in 1994 that followed 300 basis points of rate hikes in the US are overblown, according to commentators.

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