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  1. Rightmove and Halifax report on UK property market trends, with Huw Dixon outlining scenarios based on analysis from the National Institute of Economic and Social Research.
  2. The National Institute of Economic and Social Research stated that the Iran war is causing persistent inflation.
  3. The combination of the Iran war, rising inflation expectations, and high capital demand is impacting the bond market and fueling the AI buildout.
  4. The Iran war is contributing to a widening fiscal deficit and bond selloff, while rising yields increase corporate borrowing costs.

CBO calculates US interest payments while Norway plans to cut $80 billion in US bond holdings.

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CBO calculates US interest payments while Norway plans to cut $80 billion in US bond holdings.

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