Eurozone inflation. A hawkish BoC hold. RBNZ hiking with more to come. Bond yields at multi-year highs. And the yen still hasn't found a floor. Next week: US CPI, the ECB September decision, China inflation, UK GDP, and NFP thrown in for good measure. Ryan Littlestone of @tradinganalytix and @MrMBrown join LiveSquawk Market Talk to make sense of it all. Episode dropping today. Follow so you don't miss it. 🎧 YouTube: 🎧 Spotify: #Macro# #ECB# #NFP# #BondMarkets# #LiveSquawk#

Bond markets are facing structural headwinds, with rising supply, weaker structural demand and persistent inflation as key drags. These dynamics are reshaping the relative outlook across asset classes for Q3, with our analysts remaining overweight equities over fixed income.

Global bond markets are still feeling the strain from a sharp rise in borrowing costs and surging gas prices, while a yen jump has raised fears of fresh Bank of Japan currency intervention. Mike Dolan explains

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The selloff sweeping global bond markets looks painful, but it’s nothing compared with the rout four years ago, when soaring inflation forced central banks into a series of rapid-fire interest-rate hikes

BOFA WARNS BOND PLAN FAILURE COULD HIT RISK ASSETS BofA strategist Michael Hartnett warns risk assets could face selling pressure if the U.S. Treasury fails to push 30-year yields below 5%. He sees potential weakness in the dollar and increased short bets against AI hyperscalers, private credit and financial stocks. The warning comes as 30-year yields hover around 5.2% despite Treasury intervention, while rising government debt keeps bond markets under pressure.