[MARKET UPDATE] Equities come under pressure. Driven by energy upside (IEA recommendation as exp., Axios cites officials looking for at least two more weeks of Iran strikes), and as yields tick higher (driven by energy & the morning's hawkish ECB remarks)
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Equities come under pressure. Driven by energy upside (IEA recommendation as exp., Axios cites officials looking for at least two more weeks of Iran strikes), and as yields tick higher (driven by energy & the morning's hawkish ECB remarks)
What it means
The pressure on equities is primarily a response to rising energy prices, fueled by geopolitical tensions regarding Iran and a hawkish tone from the ECB. This suggests that markets are reacting to potential supply disruptions and inflationary pressures, which could tighten monetary policy further, thereby impacting growth forecasts and risk sentiment across the board.
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- Germany sells EUR 3.89bln (exp. 5.5bln) 2036 Bund: b/c 1.15x (prev. 1.16x), average yield 3.37% (prev. 3.58%), retention 29.3% (prev. 24.1%)
- Qatar has not presented a new proposal to end hostilities between Iran and the US, Reuters reports, citing a senior Iranian official; Tehran's policy of showing no flexibility over the nuclear issue remains unchanged
- [MARKET UPDATE] WTI and Brent futures tick higher amid multiple geopolitical headlines, including reports of an explosion at the Saudi Ras Tanura (550k BPD) refinery; WTI Dec and Brent Jan towards the top ends of intraday ranges
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