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CNBC Daily Open: Groundhog Day in the Gulf
Source: CNBC
Geopolitics & WarEnergy Markets & PricesInterest Rates & YieldsCredit & Bond Markets
U.S.-Iran strikes sparked a sharp move higher in oil prices alongside a jump in bond yields, pressuring the Fed away from a potential cut and toward a hike. The escalation also brought additional geopolitical momentum as Vladimir Putin publicly supported Tehran. Overall, the shock is increasing rate/credit uncertainty and tightening financial conditions.
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