US 10-year yield tops 5.35%, highest since 2002
The US 10-year Treasury yield hit 5.35%, its highest since April 2002, as war and inflation fears drove investors out of bonds.
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The US 10-year Treasury yield hit 5.35%, its highest since April 2002, as war and inflation fears drove investors out of bonds.
Brent crude crossed $104 a barrel, up over 4%, as fears of US strikes on Iran rattled global energy markets.
Sensex plunged 1,045 points and Nifty fell 371 points as the RBI's rate hike and surging oil prices spooked Indian markets.
Wall Street pulls back from records as 10-year yield hits 5.35%; gold at $4,136, bitcoin near $82,500.
Fed Governor Waller says more rate hikes are needed but wants flexibility on timing; December hike likely.
Nikkei, Kospi fall as AI giants tap debt markets; Brent rises to $102.30 on Gulf shipping attacks.
SEBI mandates a six-level colour-coded credit risk-o-meter for debt securities, from Irish Green to Red.
Rupee falls to 96.7750 after RBI raises repo rate to 5.50%; Brent above $102 adds pressure.
The Sensex fell 426 points and the Nifty slipped 0.64% on Thursday as the RBI's hawkish pivot and foreign selling weighed on…
A Reuters poll of 41 economists pegs September CPI inflation at 5.40%, the fourth straight month above the RBI's 4% target.