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Europe Bonds Extend Declines on Inflation Risk From Energy Spike

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European bonds declined for the third consecutive session due to rising energy prices, which increased inflation risk, despite a US plan to protect a key shipping lane failing to alleviate investor concerns.

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European bonds fell for a third session as oil and natural gas prices continued to surge, with a US plan to protect a crucial Mideast shipping lane failing to calm investor sentiment.

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Original article published by Bloomberg on March 4, 2026.
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