Hotter US Inflation Adds to Market Pressure

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US inflation surprises to the upside and UK political instability are driving a global bond sell-off and risk-off sentiment in equities. Brent oil remains high at $107/bbl as diplomatic progress stalls.

Key Takeaways

  • 1.Hotter than expected US core CPI (0.38% m/m) is forcing markets to reprice the monetary outlook, scaling back easing expectations.
  • 2.The UK Gilts market is experiencing a significant sell-off driven by political tensions within the Starmer government.
  • 3.Global energy markets remain volatile with Brent trading above $107/bbl due to lack of diplomatic progress and supply uncertainty.

Table of Contents

  • MARKET LINES
  • Rates
  • FX
  • Equities
  • Credit
  • HIGHLIGHTS
  • DAY AHEAD
  • MARKET RECAP
  • INDUSTRY NEWS
  • RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS
  • RESEARCH LATEST FORECASTS
  • RESEARCH EVENTS

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Authors

Author(s)

Securities

SXXENDXBrent FuturesKBC BBRobert Bosch

Themes

Stagflationary PressureGeopolitical Contagion

Regions

North AmericaEuropeAsia PacificUnited StatesUnited KingdomGermany