European stocks face pressure from rising bond yields

European stocks are facing significant pressure due to rising global bond yields, as the yields on 10-year U.S. Treasury bonds have reached their highest level in over two decades. Additionally, 30-year UK government bond yields have increased to around 6% for the first time in three decades, with the spread between French and German bond yields widening to its highest level since 2012. The inflation risks are being intensified by rising energy prices, particularly after Brent crude oil prices increased by about 40% since July, and European gas inventories declined, raising the likelihood of renewed inflation and stagflation. The STOXX 600 index declined by 2.5% in September, marking its largest monthly drop since March. Although the market has gained 10% since the beginning of the year, the rise in bond yields remains a challenge to the outlook for future growth and inflation.

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