Trump’s Iran Rhetoric Drives Up Bond Yields and Inflation Fears

Economic analysts warn that continued military threats against Iran are pushing interest rates and inflation higher, effectively destabilizing financial markets rather than achieving geopolitical goals.

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Trump wanted to blow up Iran. He may have detonated the bond market instead

For as long as the war continues, the paths of inflation and interest rates both look more likely to head uphill

By John Rapley

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Trump’s Iran Rhetoric Drives Up Bond Yields and Inflation Fears

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Trump wanted to blow up Iran. He may have detonated the bond market instead

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