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News articleYahoo Finance· May 24, 2026

Bond Strategists Warn Yields to Stay High Even If Iran War Ends

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Bond Strategists Warn Yields to Stay High Even If Iran War Ends (Bloomberg) -- For all the hand-wringing over war-related inflation fears, there are signs that other drivers are having as much a bearing on longer-term borrowing costs…
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  • Recent jump in long-term yields will not fully reverse even if inflation spurred by costlier oil retreats when the Iran war ends

    60% confidence
  • The recent jump in some long-term yields will not fully reverse even if inflation spurred by costlier oil retreats

    60% confidence
  • The recent jump in some long-term yields will not fully reverse even if inflation spurred by costlier oil retreats

    60% confidence
  • Trump will announce a negotiated deal with Iran shortly

    60% confidence
  • In an environment where the Fed could potentially be on the table and become a driver of even larger fiscal deficits amid rising debt servicing costs, the long end of the curve becomes more sensitive to what should be primarily a move in short-end rates

    60% confidence
  • The interaction between rising debt levels, potentially higher neutral rates, and AI could be driving real rates higher rather than inflation fears from the Iran war

    60% confidence
  • US 10-year breakeven inflation rates are 50 basis points below where they were in the first half of 2022 even with the war underway

    60% confidence
  • In an environment where the Fed could potentially be on the table and become a driver of even larger fiscal deficits amid rising debt servicing costs, the long end of the curve becomes more sensitive to what should be primarily a move in short-end rates

    60% confidence
  • The argument that duration is selling off globally due to inflation fears is hard to square with market pricing of medium- and long-term inflation risk

    60% confidence
  • The recent jump in some long-term yields will not fully reverse even if inflation spurred by costlier oil retreats

    60% confidence

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