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Why are world bond markets selling off again?

2 sources · first seen 16:48 1 Oct · updated 17:12 1 Oct

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  1. 1 OctGlobal bond yields hit multi-decade highs as oil, inflation and debt worries mount: ReportMarket move · 1 source · The 10-year US Treasury yield touched 5.34%, its highest level since 2002
  2. 1 OctUK Long-Term Borrowing Costs Hit 6% For First Time Since 1998Market move · 1 source · The 30-year gilt yield rose six basis points to 6.01%, its highest since March 1998
  3. 1 OctFrance’s bond market is stumbling. Should Americans care?Market move · 1 source · French bond yields are rising, prompting questions about spillover risks to US markets
  4. 1 OctThese charts show how volatile the last quarter was for stocks and bondsMarket move · 1 source · The third quarter was volatile for stocks and bonds, with mixed performance across assets
  5. 1 OctGlobal Market: Eurozone bonds face pressure as energy shock fuels rate hike betsMarket move · 1 source · Energy-driven inflation lifted Eurozone yields as markets priced in more ECB rate hikes through 2027
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Indian markets pressured by crude and bond yields

Rising crude prices, US bond yields and Iran-US tensions weighed on Indian shares, with the Nifty falling below 22,800 and then 22,700. The latest report says Sensex and Nifty opened flat after ending lower for a second straight session, amid elevated crude and uncertainty over a peace deal.

Thursday, 1 October

  1. 2 sourcesYou are here
    Why are world bond markets selling off again?

Wednesday, 30 September

  1. Sensex, Nifty open flat amid US-Iran war anxieties
  2. 2 sources
    Bonds set for bruising September; stocks fare better
  3. 2 sources
    COMMENTARY: Trading Day: Stocks still in bonds' grip

Tuesday, 29 September

  1. Nifty breaks below 23K! Experts see more pain ahead, predict 21K levels on these 3 factors
  2. Nifty slips below 22,700 as crude, US yields pile pressure on markets
  3. 2 sources
    Stocks wobble as bonds slump to monthly loss

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