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Asian Stocks to Fall as Iran Flare-Up Boosts Oil: Markets Wrap

Global bond yields have surged to multi-decade highs, sparking fears of inflation and a selloff in Asian stocks.

By · Published September 1, 2026 at 19:41 UTC · Updated September 1, 2026 at 19:41 UTC

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At 04:52 UTC, Bloomberg.com and finance.yahoo.com noted that pre-market trading was in the red, ending a strong August. The WSJ and Bloomberg.com then reported that bond yields in Asia and the U.S. had risen, driven by increasing oil prices. This followed a flare-up in Iran, which has boosted oil prices and stoked inflation fears.

The Guardian and Reuters noted that the UK's 10-year gilt yield had reached its highest level since 2008, as rising oil prices triggered a global bond rout. The WSJ and CNBC both noted that global bond yields had soared to multi-decade highs. Reuters and Bloomberg.com provided analysis and reactions from analysts to the global bond selloff.

Asian stocks are expected to fall as a result of the Iran flare-up and the subsequent boost in oil prices. The WSJ and Bloomberg.com both noted that stock futures had dropped, indicating a likely decline in Asian markets.

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What triggered the global bond selloff?

The global bond selloff was triggered by a flare-up in Iran, which boosted oil prices and stoked inflation fears.

How have bond yields been affected?

Bond yields have surged to multi-decade highs, with the UK's 10-year gilt yield reaching its highest level since 2008.

What is the expected impact on Asian stocks?

Asian stocks are expected to fall due to the boost in oil prices and the resulting inflation fears.

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Bond Yields Oil Prices Inflation Asian Stocks Iran Global Markets

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