Bessent predicts high bond yields and energy prices will ease as the Iran conflict subsides, viewing current inflation as transient.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent
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The Iran war energy shock,
growing inflation concerns and fading interest rate-cut hopes
may have bond investors and central bankers on edge but US
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Global bond markets are experiencing significant interest rate hikes, driven by escalating energy prices from the Iran conflict…
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Daleep Singh knows how energy and markets intersect. He sees trouble ahead.
