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Bonds Slump as Inflation Risk Mounts From War in Iran

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The recent surge in oil prices due to the war in Iran is causing traders to reevaluate their expectations for monetary policy, leading to a slump in bonds as inflation risk increases.

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Oil price surge is prompting traders to scale back bets on easier monetary policy. 

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Original article published by Bloomberg on March 3, 2026.
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