Geopolitical tensions, such as those between Iran and the US in the Middle East, can trigger significant financial market volatility by causing investors to withdraw capital and leading to increased interest rates across government bonds, as demonstrated by the recent surge in US Treasury bond yields.
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Middle East Tensions Shake US Financial Market – Oil Prices Surge | Breaking News | 92NewsHDAdded:
The tightening of the Middle East, a wave of inflation and low oil prices have shaken the US financial market. The interest rate on US bonds reached its highest level in a year. The interest rates on two-year, 10-year and 30-year bonds of the US government increased suddenly.
According to Muashi Mahreen, the tough statements from Iran and the US dashed hopes of ending the tensions. As a result, capitalists started withdrawing money from the market. There is no possibility of reduction in interest rates by the Federal Reserve.
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