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U.S. Government Bond Market on Track for Strongest Week Since Iran Conflict Began
U.S. government bonds are set to post their best weekly performance since the start of the U.S. war on Iran. The gains coincide with falling oil prices linked to expectations of an agreement to end the conflict.
May 29, 11:52 AM·1m read1 source
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U.S. war on Iran. Oil prices fell during the same period as traders priced in the possibility of a deal to conclude the conflict.
The combination of lower energy costs and reduced geopolitical risk supported demand for longer-duration Treasuries. Market participants noted that the decline in oil prices eased pressure on inflation expectations, which in turn lifted bond prices. Trading volumes remained elevated as investors adjusted positions ahead of any formal announcement on a potential agreement.
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