Global Markets Face Oil, Rates and Fed Pressure
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Gold spot increased its decline, as the rise in crude oil reinforced expectations that the Federal Reserve could raise rates this week
Pressures on the Athens Stock Exchange, with banks in the spotlight, as oil at $110, 10-year yield above 5% and the Fed reinforce risk aversion.
Yields on 10-year US government bonds have crossed the psychological barrier of 5.00 percent. I also have records for Japan (over 3 percent), Germany (over 3.50 percent), the United Kingdom (over 5.40 percent) and many other key countries.
Global Markets Face Oil, Rates and Fed Pressure
ST. LOUIS, MO — September 15, 2026 (STL.News) Global Markets – Global financial markets traded unevenly overnight and into Tuesday morning as investors confronted an increasingly difficult combination of elevated oil prices, rising government bond yields, renewed questions surrounding artificial intelligence stocks and expectations that the Federal Reserve could raise U.S. interest rates again this […] This News Global Markets Face Oil, Rates an…
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