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CNN: Iran conflict boosts oil and borrowing
The escalation of the war with Iran has led to oil prices rising to $100 per barrel, increasing inflationary pressures and causing disruptions in the U.S. bond market, where the 10-year Treasury yield reached 4.71%, the highest level since January 2025. Investors expect the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates elevated for a longer period, with chances of a hike at the upcoming meeting, amid concerns that rising energy costs are intensifying inflationary pressures and raising borrowing costs. Additionally, U.S. stock indices have declined significantly, and the global market has been affected by the costs of the war, with bond yields rising across the United States, Europe, and Asia. There are warnings of increasing budget deficits and greater turmoil in the bond markets.
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