Europe's main bourses enjoyed 1%-2.5% gains and oil tumbled 4% as Russia's deputy defense minister emerged saying Moscow has decided to drastically cut military activity around Ukraine's capital Kyiv
NEW YORK (Reuters) -U.S. Treasury yields paused their ascent on Monday as oil prices fell on fears of weaker Chinese demand, while the yen at one point suffered its biggest daily fall since 2020 after Japan's central bank vowed to defend its low-rate policy.
A rally in the stock market tends to raise bond yields as money moves from the relative safer investment bet to riskier equity stock markets
Analysts expect bond yields to go up faster in the new financial year amid inflationary pressure
Japan's 10-year bond yields tracked US Treasury peers higher on Wednesday, extending gains to hover near a level that prompted the Bank of Japan to step in
Analysts have also said investors in safe-haven gold will continue to closely track political and economic risks posed by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which has entered its fourth week
Main Wall Street stock indexes and Treasury yields rose after the US Federal Reserve hiked interest rates and laid out an aggressive plan for further increases to combat inflation
Bond yields, on the other hand, remained elevated as crude oil prices hovered around $130 barrel.
Nomura pointed out that even though the outlook for banks remains positive, a prolonged conflict-like situation would be negative for global growth
The average yield on top-rated three-year corporate bonds rose to 6.02% on Monday, the highest level in a month.
The benchmark 10-year bond yield edged up to 6.81 per cent on Wednesday, the highest since February
Treasuries extended declines after the yield curve flattened in the Wall Street session
According to currency dealers, there would be a weakening bias to the rupee as long as global headwinds play out
India's benchmark 10-year bond yield closed at at 6.75%, up 6 basis points from its previous close
Asian stock markets retreated on Thursday after Russian media reported that rebels in eastern Ukraine had accused Kyiv government forces of using mortars to attack their territory.
Bond yields have shed seven basis points to 6.73 per cent on Thursday after touching 6.88 per cent on the Budget day
Bond yields, which shot up significantly after the Union Budget announced a larger-than-expected borrowing, got some relief after the central bank delivered an extremely dovish policy
The acceleration of prices ranged across the economy, from food and energy to apartment rents and electricity
Liquidity tightness has led to some short-term market rates rising above the Repo Rate. This nervousness in the bond markets could make Shaktikanta Das's task more challenging. Let's see how
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