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Global market: Euro zone bond yields ease after multi-year highs as oil retreats below $100

Markets-Economic Times · 1h ago · 🇮🇳 India

Global market: Euro zone bond yields ease after multi-year highs as oil retreats below $100

Euro zone government bond yields decreased slightly on Friday. This followed a pullback in oil prices and ongoing inflation concerns. Investors are assessing the outlook for interest rates after recent market movements. The European Central Bank kept rates unchanged but signaled potential future hikes. Bond markets experienced selling pressure due to energy cost worries.

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