Global Bond Market Panic Deepens: BDI Index Drops 5%

The global bond market is under severe selling pressure. Bond prices have fallen across the US, Europe, and Asia. The Baltic Dry Index (BDI) has dropped by 5%. Markets are reacting to rising US interest rates and economic concerns. Bond demand has also declined in China and India. Experts are calling this a 'short-term crisis signal.' Shipping traffic in the Panama Canal remains normal, while congestion has increased in the Suez Canal. Global inflation fears are further destabilizing bond markets. Commodity prices are also showing signs of impact. Captain Rıza Deniz: 'This selling wave exposes weaknesses in the global supply chain. The BDI's decline signals slowing global trade. In the long term, this could influence monetary policies as well.'