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Rising oil prices, inflation and supply bottlenecks are driving concerns on the bond markets

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Rising oil prices, inflation and growing supply shortages are leading to increasing concerns in bond markets, a repeat warning highlights.

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Markets are currently witnessing a convergence of pricing pressures: rising energy prices, persistent inflation and global supply constraints, which are collectively weighing on bond markets.

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Oil price? Rises. Inflation? Rises. Delivery bottlenecks? Grow. All of this means that concerns in the bond markets continue to grow. What threatens there now.

Oil price? Rises. Inflation? Rises. Delivery bottlenecks? Grow. All of this means that concerns in the bond markets continue to grow. What threatens there now.

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