Treasury yields tumble as Middle East tensions ease
Monday's slide in borrowing costs comes after the U.S. and Iran held fire for the third consecutive night.Oil prices rapidly reversed course, with U.S. West Texas Intermediate futures sliding 5.34% to $84.55. Global benchmark Brent crude — which last week had approached the $100 per barrel level — was last seen 5.77% lower, at $91.20.The moves come as traders look ahead to the Federal Reserve's latest interest rate decision, due Wednesday.
- ▪Monday's slide in borrowing costs comes after the U.S. and Iran held fire for the third consecutive night.Oil prices rapidly reversed course, with U.S.
- ▪West Texas Intermediate futures sliding 5.34% to $84.55.
- ▪Global benchmark Brent crude — which last week had approached the $100 per barrel level — was last seen 5.77% lower, at $91.20.The moves come as traders look ahead to the Federal Reserve's latest interest rate decision, due Wednesday.
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- ▪ ASX set to rise, oil drops as Middle East tensions ease — The Sydney Morning Herald
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Monday's slide in borrowing costs comes after the U.S. and Iran held fire for the third consecutive night.Oil prices rapidly reversed course, with U.S. West Texas Intermediate futures sliding 5.34% to $84.55. Global benchmark Brent crude — which last week had approached the $100 per barrel level — was last seen 5.77% lower, at $91.20.The moves come as traders look ahead to the Federal Reserve's latest interest rate decision, due Wednesday. Consensus forecasts indicate the rate-setting Federal Open Market Committee will leave rates unchanged at 3.75%.As markets weigh how the evolving Middle East picture is likely to shape the Fed's rate call, investors are also keeping an eye on a slew of other economic data releases scheduled this week.These include June's core PCE price index, the latest…
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