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US Treasury yield forecasts creep up, but strategists cling to benign inflation view: Reuters poll

US Treasury yield forecasts creep up, but strategists cling to benign inflation view: Reuters poll

By Sarupya Ganguly BENGALURU, April 9 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury yield forecasts are only a bit higher than a month ago despite the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran, according to market strategists polled by Reuters who are still putting off making major changes to their longer-term inflation view.
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U.S. Markets React Positively to Iran Ceasefire, Easing Inflation Concerns

U.S. Markets React Positively to Iran Ceasefire, Easing Inflation Concerns

U.S. Markets React Positively to Iran Ceasefire, Easing Inflation Concerns
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Analysis-Why the bond market won't bounce back to pre-war levels

Analysis-Why the bond market won't bounce back to pre-war levels

By Tom Westbrook and Ankur Banerjee SINGAPORE, April 8 (Reuters) - Global bond markets may rebound but are unlikely to fully recover from the war-driven selloff because, even if there is peace, energy prices and inflation will run hotter for longer.
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Fed minutes of March meeting could flesh out how policymakers view war risks to economy

Fed minutes of March meeting could flesh out how policymakers view war risks to economy

By Howard Schneider WASHINGTON, April 8 (Reuters) - U.S.
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Fed minutes show growing openness to rate hikes at March meeting

Fed minutes show growing openness to rate hikes at March meeting

By Howard Schneider WASHINGTON, April 8 (Reuters) - A growing group of Federal Reserve policymakers felt last month that interest rate hikes might be needed to counter inflation that continued to exceed the central bank's 2% target, particularly given the inflationary impact of the U.S.-Israeli war
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Fed's Daly says US economic fundamentals in a 'good place'

Fed's Daly says US economic fundamentals in a 'good place'

By Ann Saphir April 8 (Reuters) - San Francisco Federal Reserve President Mary Daly on Wednesday said the U.S. economy is fundamentally in a "good place" despite sharply higher oil prices from the Iran war and the uncertainty over how long the war will last.
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Harvard Economist Warns of High Interest Rates Amid Iran Conflict and Inflation Concerns

Harvard Economist Warns of High Interest Rates Amid Iran Conflict and Inflation Concerns

Harvard Economist Warns of High Interest Rates Amid Iran Conflict and Inflation Concerns
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UBS lowers 2026 S&P 500 target on Middle East conflict risks

UBS lowers 2026 S&P 500 target on Middle East conflict risks

April 7 - UBS Global Wealth Management trimmed its S&P 500 index target for 2026, pointing to sustained higher oil prices amid the ongoing Middle East conflict that could pressure U.S. economic growth and inflation.
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U.S. Treasury Yields Remain Steady Amid Inflation Concerns and Oil Price Fluctuations

U.S. Treasury Yields Remain Steady Amid Inflation Concerns and Oil Price Fluctuations

U.S. Treasury Yields Remain Steady Amid Inflation Concerns and Oil Price Fluctuations
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U.S. Service Sector Slows as Iran Conflict Fuels Inflation Concerns

U.S. Service Sector Slows as Iran Conflict Fuels Inflation Concerns

U.S. Service Sector Slows as Iran Conflict Fuels Inflation Concerns
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Goolsbee says stagflationary shock of Iran war puts Fed in a bind

Goolsbee says stagflationary shock of Iran war puts Fed in a bind

April 7 (Reuters) - Chicago Federal Reserve Bank President Austan Goolsbee said on Tuesday he is worried that the Iran war will drive inflation higher even as it slows the U.S. economy, putting the Fed in an uncomfortable position where there is no obvious "cookbook" for what to do. 
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JPMorgan CEO Warns Iran Conflict Could Trigger Inflation and Prolong High Fed Rates

JPMorgan CEO Warns Iran Conflict Could Trigger Inflation and Prolong High Fed Rates

JPMorgan CEO Warns Iran Conflict Could Trigger Inflation and Prolong High Fed Rates