Global bond sell-off resumes as surging oil prices stoke fears about inflation

Global bond prices have fallen as investors become increasingly worried about rising inflation. This is because surging oil prices are making them fear that inflation will increase, which could lead to higher interest rates and a weaker economy. The sell-off in bonds is causing the cost of borrowing to rise, making it more expensive for governments and companies to borrow money.

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Surging oil prices are stoking fears about inflation. That could lead to higher interest rates and lower bond prices.

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