LONDON - High oil prices and US diesel prices at record levels kept inflation fears at the fore on Friday, ratcheting up expectations that more central banks will have to hike interest rates despite the risk of weighing on economic growth.

Oil prices jumped more than one percent towards $100 on Sept. 9 and stocks struggled in Asian markets as a fresh flare-up in the Middle East crisis stoked supply concerns, putting…

European markets declined as investors awaited crucial US inflation stats, while escalating Middle East tensions propelled oil prices upwards, reigniting global inflation fears.…

US producer prices rose, increasing rate hike expectations for the Federal Reserve. Traders now price a seventy percent chance of a quarter-point increase next week. Consumer…

U.S. Treasury yields saw an upswing on Friday, nearing the 5% milestone, driven by escalating oil prices. This development has prompted traders to heighten their expectations…

Global bond yields reached multi-year highs as oil prices surged, increasing inflation worries. Share markets tumbled worldwide on Friday due to these escalating economic…