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Bond Sell-Off Drives Oil Prices Above $70 Amid Iran Tensions

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A global bond sell-off continues, causing oil prices to rise as tensions escalate in the Middle East.

The latest round of airstrikes by the US against Iran has sparked concerns about a potential conflict and its impact on markets. The price of oil jumped higher due to supply fears, with Brent crude rising above $70 per barrel.

The bond market is also feeling the pressure, with yields increasing as investors become risk-averse. This trend is expected to continue unless there is a significant shift in global events or policies.

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