Global bonds wobble as oil retreats, trade and peace talks influence markets
Most outlets led with the volatility in global bond markets and the decline in oil prices, noting the impact of ongoing trade discussions and regional tensions. One outlet briefly mentioned the potential for peace talks in the Middle East as a factor influencing investor sentiment, while another highlighted the 30-year high in Japan’s 10-year yield alongside broader Asian stock movements.
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Global bonds wobble as oil retreats, US-China trade talks support sentiment
Japan’s 10-year yield hits 30-year high as Asian stocks trade mixed; Brent falls to $102.27 while investors weigh Iran tensions and US-China trade truce
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Bonds shaky, oil eases off highs amid trade, peace talks
TOKYO: Debt markets were on edge on Thursday, as Japanese bonds followed Treasuries lower, while Asian equities were mixed as investors weighed simmering Middle East tensions and prospects for talks between the United States and China. As Tokyo markets reopened after a three-day holiday, the benchmark 10-year Japanese government bond yield jumped to a 30-year high after a steep sell-off in th...
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