European shares plunge as bond market selloff intensifies
European stocks opened sharply lower as bond yields hover near multi-decade highs, with Italy leading declines.
European stocks opened sharply lower as bond yields hover near multi-decade highs, with Italy leading declines.
A strong dollar is putting pressure on Asian emerging markets like Thailand and Indonesia, risking a vicious cycle of capital outflows and weaker currencies.
Bitcoin fell back below $85,000 on low volume; on-chain data shows large buy orders at $81,000 as next support.
Rising bond yields can lead to higher taxes, subsidy cuts or price increases that affect consumers.
Fed hike odds drop to 18.3% after weak jobs and inflation data, with cuts at 0%. A hold is the base case.
Gold rose as the dollar eased from an 18-month high, but a break above $4,275 is needed for a sustained recovery, analysts say.
Tokyo Financial Exchange to launch TONA futures for BoJ meeting-by-meeting rate bets, targeting improved hedging and pricing clarity.
China's 10-year government bond yield touched 1.7%, diverging from a global debt selloff, with the PBOC a net bond buyer this year.
Jim Bianco turns bullish on bonds for the first time in six years, citing 5% yields as fair value.
US one-year inflation expectations rose to 3.9% in September, the highest since May 2023, according to a New York Fed survey.
Minutes from the Fed's September meeting show unanimous rate hike and majority expect another increase by year-end due to inflation concerns.
Wall Street gave up gains after the S&P 500 hit a record, as Treasury yields surged and oil prices rose.
Goldman Sachs investors see AI power demand as settled, with delivery now the key constraint on infrastructure buildout.
US markets staged a comeback after early weakness; Fed minutes confirmed a December rate hike is on track.
Fed minutes from September meeting revealed most officials expect another rate hike in 2026. Bitcoin rose slightly while stocks and gold barely moved.