👀 War with Iran has collapsed the bond market by $ 2.5 trillion, - Bloomberg.


🔎 The threat of stagflation caused by the war led to a loss of more than $ 2.5 trillion in the value of global bonds in March - this could be the biggest monthly drop in more than three years.
Bonds are falling due to a sharp increase in oil prices, which accelerates inflation and depreciates the value of fixed payments on debt instruments.
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