Global bonds decline as rising oil prices heighten inflation concerns
Most outlets led with the impact of surging oil prices on global bond markets and inflation risks. Business Recorder highlighted the broader market reaction, including spiking bond yields and slumping sharemarkets, while ARY News (English) focused on the specific rise in Brent crude prices and weekly gains. Both emphasized the link between oil prices and inflation, but ARY provided more detailed price figures.
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Global stocks slide, bond yields surge as oil shock fuels inflation fears
Brent hits four-month high near $110 as US 10-year Treasury yield approaches 5%; Asian stocks tumble as markets ramp up bets on global rate hikes
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Oil prices extend gains, stocks tumble as war hots up
Asian stocks tumbled Friday as oil prices extended gains and bond yields held at multi-year highs as the Middle East crisis stoked supply concerns and a forecast-topping US inflation report ramped up rate hike bets.
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Global bonds buckle as surging oil prices inflame inflation risks
Brent crude climbed to a four-month high of $109.97 a barrel on Friday after a 6% overnight jump, capping a weekly gain of nearly 13%...
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Global bonds buckle as surging oil prices inflame inflation risks
SYDNEY: Global bond yields spiked to new highs and sharemarkets slumped on Friday as soaring oil prices inflamed inflation risks, sending investors scrambling to price in more policy tightening from central banks across the globe. Brent crude climbed to a four-month high of $109.97 a barrel on Friday after a 6% overnight jump, capping a weekly gain of nearly 13%. Oil flows remained restricted...
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