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Global Bond Selloff Affects Risk Appetite; Trump Rejects Iran Truce Extension

18 Ağustos 2026Bloomberg

US equity futures are declining while long-dated bond yields are increasing, reflecting rising borrowing rates globally. Concerns over inflation, government spending, and a surge in AI-related bond issuance are contributing to this selloff.
President Trump has taken a firm stance against extending the truce agreement with Iran, adding to market uncertainties. Katrina Dudley from Franklin Templeton provides insights into the implications of the global bond selloff.
The bond market has been under pressure due to a combination of factors, including increased government spending and inflation fears. The AI bond market has also seen significant activity, which may be contributing to the overall volatility.
The current bond selloff signals a significant shift in investor sentiment, as rising yields indicate a growing concern over inflation and fiscal policies. Trump's hardline approach towards Iran further complicates the geopolitical landscape, potentially exacerbating market volatility.

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