Track global treasury bond rates with daily historical charts. Access data for US, Germany, Japan, UK, Australia, and China bonds to analyze market trends.
30-year real rates affect long-term investment decisions, particularly infrastructure and real estate projects. Positive real rates encourage long-term investment, while negative real rates may inhibit capital expenditure.
30-year real rates are closely related to demographic changes. Population aging may lower long-term real rates, as savings increase while investment demand decreases.
US 30-year real rates affect global long-term economic growth, with positive real rates encouraging long-term investment and savings, while negative real rates may suppress capital expenditure. Changes transmit to 20-year Treasuries, 30-year Treasuries and other long-term rates, affecting global long-term investment decisions.
US 30-year real rates are typically higher than German 30-year bonds real rates, reflecting differences in US economic growth expectations and demographic structure. European real rates are affected by population aging and slow economic growth, remaining at low levels for extended periods.
