Iran War Triggers Bond Market Turmoil and Oil Surge
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Rising oil prices and inflation fears push the US Treasury market lower, lifting the 10-year yield to about 4.71% (its highest since early 2025) as investors weigh higher-for-longer rates; Brent crude nears $100, equities slump, and mortgage rates climb toward 6.58% as Fed policy expectations shift amid geopolitical tensions around Iran.
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