The tight trading relationship between oil prices and Treasury yields has broken down. It’s a sign that inflation concerns are extending beyond the energy shock.
Falling oil prices are no longer enough to bring down borrowing costs in the world’s most important bond market
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MarketWatch Top StoriesBy Isabel Wang
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The tight trading relationship between oil prices and Treasury yields has broken down. It’s a sign that inflation concerns are extending beyond the energy shock.
Key Takeaways
- Falling oil prices are no longer enough to bring down borrowing costs in the world’s most important bond market.
- The tight trading relationship between oil prices and Treasury yields has broken down.
- It’s a sign that inflation concerns are extending beyond the energy shock.
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