Treasuries Resume Decline as US Strikes on Iran Drive Oil Higher


“That’s dented equities appetite a little, and is flowing through to higher oil and bond yields too,” he said. “We’re still generally bearish on longer-end Treasuries: fiscal pressures in many markets, a growing risk that inflation expectations do become gradually less anchored after five years of above-target inflation, and an FOMC that’s becoming increasingly open to rate hikes.”



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