Higher yields support US dollar strength, while rising gas prices and inflation concerns affect global oil markets.
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Updated Jul 21
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Higher yields support US dollar strength, while rising gas prices and inflation concerns affect global oil markets.
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Rising US inflation and bond yields are testing global markets, while geopolitical developments, including the Iran conflict, affect energy costs.Also in this story
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- Domestic fuel prices have been raised to help absorb shocks currently affecting global markets.
- Energy prices are currently being impacted by geopolitical conflicts, and the lag in peace deal impacts is affecting global food prices.
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