Bond Traders Pivot Back to Inflation as Rates Stay Higher for Longer

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Bond traders have redirected focus to inflation, with higher-for-longer rate bets re-emerging after inflation data and a fragile US-Iran ceasefire kept yields elevated. Energy costs add to price pressures and delay Fed rate cuts, prompting many large investors to stay cautious about shifts in allocations until inflation outlook becomes clearer.
- Bond Traders Snap Back to Inflation as Higher-for-Longer Sets In Bloomberg.com
- Inflation or recession? The tug of war in bond markets The Economist
- Why the bond market won't bounce back to pre-war levels Reuters
- The ceasefire bounce Financial Times
- A ‘new normal’ from the Iran war is a headwind for equity markets AFR
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