(Bloomberg) — Some of Wall Street’s biggest bond-fund managers say financial markets are underestimating the risk that the US war in Iran will cause a sharp slowdown in an already sputtering economy. As oil pushes over $110 a barrel and the conflict shows little signs of ending, traders have largely focused on the inflation shock. That has sent the US Treasury market toward the deepest monthly loss since October 2024 as investors brace for the possibility that the Federal Reserve will push interest rates ...

Technical indicators say higher interest rates are coming later this year. ...

By Marc Jones LONDON, March 27 (Reuters) - The first quarter of the year comes to an end next week after an extraordinary few months where the world's financial markets have been tossed around at the mercy of geopolitics, with the Iran war wiping $7 trillion off global stocks. Oil prices have seen their second-biggest quarterly rise ‌of the century, Europe's gas prices have almost doubled and global interest rates are suddenly pointing up, rather than down. That combination has left the all-conquering ...

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Core Viewpoint - Bonds have generally followed movements in oil prices over the past week, but they are starting to decouple according to ANZ Bank [1] Group 1 - The relationship between bonds and oil prices has been strong recently, indicating a correlation in their movements [1] - ANZ Bank notes that this correlation is beginning to weaken, suggesting a potential shift in market dynamics [1]

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So far this year:+8%: Gold+6%: Industrials+6%: Consumer Staples+2%: International Stocks+2%: Silver0%: Bonds---------------3%: S&P 500-4%: Technology-5%: Nasdaq-8%: Consumer Discretionary-21%: Bitcoin-28%: Ethereum ...

>> FROM NEW YORK CITY FOR OUR VIEWERS WORLDWIDE, I AM SCARLET FU. "BLOOMBERG REAL YIELD" THE ONE-OUR EDITITION AND NOW. THE IRAN WAR UPENDS ENERGY MARKETS, SENDING GLOBAL BOND YIELDS SURGING. INVESTORS RUSHED TO BET ON HIGHER INTEREST RATES AS MAJOR CENTRAL BANKS INCLUDING THE FED TO SIGNAL FRESH CONCERN OF AN INFLATION SHOCK. AND THE VOLATILITY LEAVES BANKS SCRAMBLING TO SET REALISTIC PRICES ON BILLIONS OF DOLLARS OF BUY OUT DEBT. WE BEGIN WITH THE BIG ISSUE, AND ECONOMY CLOUDED BY THE FOG OF WAR. >> JUST ...

The stock market broke below key support due to high oil prices and surging bond yields amid the Iran war. ...