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Debt cost spike presents a few challenges for RBA Share Government interest costs are on track to blow out by $15 billion over the next two years because of a sudden jump in bond yields, putting pressure on the Reserve Bank of Australia to consider more aggressive interventions in bond markets to suppress borrowing costs. Rising economic optimism – stoked by the vaccine rollouts, easing health restrictions, high commodity prices and a planned $US1.9 trillion ($2.47 trillion) stimulus by US President Joe Biden – has fuelled a jump in borrowing costs around the world, particularly in Australia and New Zealand. Investors are betting big against Philip Lowe’s expectation that the cash rate will remain anchored at 0.1 per cent until at least 2024.  

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