Investors are growing worried that the Iran war will drive up expenditures and swell budget deficits in countries around the world, sparking a selloff in long-term government bonds.
The move has driven the 30-year Treasury yield to close to 4.90%, the highest in a month, as markets already worrying over oil-driven inflation fret governments will need to borrow more to pay for defense spending and to shield households from higher energy costs.
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