Markets face tough season amid benefits, oil, elections
Global markets are preparing to face significant fluctuations as 2026 approaches, due to rising oil prices, expectations of interest rate hikes by central banks, and increasing geopolitical and trade tensions—especially with important elections nearing in the United States and Europe. Forecasts indicate that American corporate bond issuances could reach up to $250 billion in September. Meanwhile, the rise in Brent crude prices to around $100 per barrel threatens to boost inflation risks and cause currency declines, which could exert pressure on global financial markets.
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