<div id="readability-page-1">Market shock intensifies: Iran war disruptions have pushed G7 bond yields near 5%, the highest since 2004, raising borrowing costs worldwide. Fed pressure mounts: Economists warn the Federal Reserve may hike rates aggressively to counter rising inflation expectations, risking slower growth. Gulf alliances shift: The UAE’s exit from OPEC+ signals long-term strategic changes in energy policy amid heightened regional tensions.</div>

<p>The Iran war has led to G7 bond yields nearing 5%, the highest since 2004, increasing global borrowing costs. Economists predict the Federal Reserve may raise rates to combat inflation, potentially slowing growth. Additionally, the UAE's exit from OPEC+ indicates significant shifts in energy policy amid rising regional tensions.</p>

- Iran's war disruptions have caused G7 bond yields to approach 5%, the highest level since 2004, leading to increased global borrowing costs.  
- Economists are warning that the Federal Reserve may need to raise interest rates significantly to address growing inflation expectations, potentially slowing economic growth.  
- The UAE's exit from OPEC+ indicates a shift in Gulf alliances and suggests lasting changes in energy policy amid escalating regional tensions.

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Iran war fuels inflation fears as bond yields hit highs