Markets Slide As Oil, Yields Spike Further

Markets Slide As Oil, Yields Spike Further

The unabated surge in crude oil prices triggered by the resumption of fighting between the U.S. and Iran continued to impact sentiment in global markets. Sovereign bond yields hardened further as fears of inflationary pressures goading central banks to raise interest rates weighed on markets.

Oil is back above $92—and U.S. bond yields just hit their highest since January 2025

Rising energy prices are fueling inflation fears and expectations that the Fed could raise interest rates again.

U.S.-Iran Strikes Put $100 Oil Back in Focus

U.S.-Iran strikes reignite fears of a prolonged Middle East conflict as Hormuz tensions push regional oil benchmarks above $100. Rising Bond Yields Turn Oil’s Rally Into a Demand Risk - Global bond yields have surged to their highest since 2008, as rising oil prices perpetuate fears of longer-than-assumed inflation, in turn creating a cycle of lower demand further down the road.   - The rally in bond yields started in earnest after new Federal R…

FTSE 100 falls as oil, inflation and bond yields unsettle markets - ATV Today

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Stock Futures Decline as Crude Surges Past $92 and Bond Yields Spike Higher

Stock futures drop as oil prices surge above $92 amid US-Iran tensions and Treasury yields rise to 4.79%, signaling potential Fed rate hike concerns. The post Stock Futures Decline as Crude Surges Past $92 and Bond Yields Spike Higher appeared first on Blockonomi.