🇯🇵 JUST IN: Japan's 30-year JGB yields jumped 7.0 basis points to 3.745% while 10-year yields climbed 4.0 bps to 2.420%, extending the bond selloff as investors price in higher rates and Middle East energy risks. https://t.co/RYHpuLVtZo ...

Take Social Security early or late? The perennial debating point about retirement needs another look.The experts say wait. But interest rates have reduced the payoff. Here are four questions to ponder before making a decision: https://t.co/MOmndyFWzuIllustration: Macy Sinreich for Forbes; Images: Shutthiphong Chandaeng and Zahoor Salmi via Getty Images ...

Central banks live in fear of their last mistake: waiting too long to raise rates in the post-pandemic boom. But there’s a difference between that boom and this oil shock. https://t.co/OcVVyGYhcw ...

🇯🇵 NEW: Japan’s 10Y bond yield just hit its highest level this century https://t.co/4noS9URgGA ...

The European Central Bank’s next discussion will between increasing interest rates or holding them steady, according to Governing Council member Olaf Sleijpen. https://t.co/hiES9YvFyh ...

Treasuries fell as a solid reading of the US labor market prompted traders to reduce bets the Federal Reserve will lower interest rates this year https://t.co/G1j0rLTf6P ...

Egypt kept interest rates unchanged, seeking to tame the impact of the US-Israel war on Iran that’s sent energy prices soaring and the pound to a record low https://t.co/W87ggs4Tnf ...

While US inflation is on course to return to the Federal Reserve’s 2% target in the first half of next year, policymakers have little room to cut interest rates this year, according to the International Monetary Fund https://t.co/V2kHYa9dxt ...

Traders added to wagers that UK interest rates will rise this year, sending gilts lower, just a day after the BOE's Bailey said markets were getting ahead of themselves in pricing tighter monetary policy https://t.co/nDvBd2NXve ...

It's a little bit of a kind of specialist market, but it has been absolutely annihilated by what's going on here. Give us a scale of how big the moves are. Yeah, what you've seen in bond markets is this move to price in a big inflation shock.>> Yeah. >> Um from the Middle East war. So, you've seen short-term expectations for inflation surge with oil and gas prices.And it's particularly hit countries that are more dependent on imported energy. And the UK is one of them, particularly gas. Uh so, you've seen E ...