Oil hits $100 and drives global bond sell-off
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The US unveiled new tariffs to replace old ones, oil’s jump above $100 deepened a global bond sell-off, and thousands of supporters of the youth-led “Cockroach” movement in India continued protesting over problems in the education system.
Plus, the European Central Bank held interest rates, but other central banks may not follow suit. Mentioned in this podcast: US hits 60 countries with new duties as Donald Trump rebuilds tariff wall Oil hits $100 for first time since May while US stocks slide Oil price surge drives global bond sell-off India’s Gen Z takes on Modi Indian police battle ‘Cockroach’ protesters with batons and tear gas European Central Bank holds interest rates at 2.25% after debating rise Credits: ANI / Reuters Want to get in touch?
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