100 Days into Iran War, Global Economy Defies Meltdown Predictions
Markets have absorbed the Iran war without a meltdown, as oil retreats, stocks climb, and the dollar gives back safe-haven gains.
Markets have absorbed the Iran war without a meltdown, as oil retreats, stocks climb, and the dollar gives back safe-haven gains.
IMF’s Gita Gopinath analyzes why global interest rates have surged, driven by inflation fights and policy tightening, reshaping bond market dynamics.
Long bond yields globally hit near two-decade peaks, signaling higher borrowing costs and potential headwinds for equities.
Global inflation remains stubbornly elevated across G-7 nations, keeping bond yields at multi-year highs as central banks signal extended tight policy, pressuring…