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As reported by The Economic Times, the US has fired missiles at Iran, causing crude oil prices to jump past the $90 mark. The impact of this geopolitical uncertainty is visible in Indian markets, which are trading with a cut. The article notes that there is a reasonable probability of continued uncertainty given the developments in the US-Iran war in the Gulf region. Additionally, US bond yields remain elevated, suggesting that the debt market expects inflation to move up, which could impact emerging market flows. US stocks are currently trading near record highs, but the rally faces key tests this week from August jobs data and Broadcom's quarterly results.
According to The Economic Times, if risk-free returns indicated by US bond yields stay high, it means that flows to emerging markets will be lower. However, this is likely to be a short-term phenomenon, as similar patterns have been observed in the past. The article emphasizes that this represents a temporary market dynamic rather than a fundamental shift in emerging market investment attractiveness. Investors will closely watch labour-market signals for clues on the Federal Reserve's interest-rate path, while Broadcom's outlook could determine whether enthusiasm around artificial intelligence stocks remains strong.
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