Oil Jump Triggers Global Bond Sell-off on Inflation Fears
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A renewed global bond sell-off accelerates as oil jumps above $107 amid Middle East tensions, fueling inflation fears and expectations of higher policy rates. The ECB raised rates to 2.5% with inflation likely to stay above target, UK 10-year yields exceed 5.37% ahead of the budget, and US 10-year yields near 4.92% as markets price tighter policy; ongoing data releases and fiscal pressures in the UK could further shape the outlook.
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