Markets rally, unfazed by Washington turmoil

Markets rally, unfazed by Washington turmoil

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Yields pause, markets find their footing, Yen gains, gold rises

Equity markets found their footing as oil prices and Treasury yields paused their recent rise, while US economic data and Fed commentary reinforced a resilient growth outlook. The Fed's Beige Book pointed to continued expansion, albeit with persistent inflation pressures and geop ...  Show more

Global bond yields climb ever higher

Renewed fighting in the Middle East sent oil prices and bond yields higher yesterday as gold lost its lustre and equity markets retreated. Inflation data in the eurozone did not help matters, rising to 3.3% in August, up from 2.9% in July. Markets are now pricing in a 25 basis po ...  Show more

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