Government bonds are one of the most dangerous deferred crises in the world, exacerbated behind the scenes of trades conducted in closed rooms and through open platforms. The consequences of these operations can only be assessed through intensive data analysis or through daily trading reflections on yields and their impact on market operations, and consequently, on the positions of major fund managers regarding the next investment decision. However, behind all this lies a hidden power possessed by bonds, whose effects manifest in the form of economic bubbles here and there, or in the form of political turmoil when the government debt crisis deepens. It should be noted that many solutions previously used to address bubbles have not gone beyond symptomatic treatment.
