According to Reuters, U.S. market strategists predict that Treasury yields will show relatively modest fluctuations over the coming months, despite energy price shocks from the U.S.-Israel conflict with Iran. Oil prices have surged nearly 50 percent, raising inflation concerns among forecasters. However, strategists remain divided: while many warn against underestimating inflation pressures from elevated oil prices, they continue to expect the Federal Reserve will cut rates this year, even as Fed policymakers have signaled growing caution on rate cuts.
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