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Investors get inflation 'wake-up call' as Trump fires up oil prices

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By Alun John Verified, Amanda Cooper, Harry Robertson
| Zawya Verified
LONDON - Global investors have had a stark reminder of how quickly the oil market can reignite concern about inflation and volatility, after ​U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that ⁠an interim agreement with Iran to end the war "is over". Inflation-sensitive assets such as bonds and gold tumbled in the face of a 5% surge in oil on Wednesday ‌and remained shaky on Thursday. "It's a big wake-up call for markets," said Aneeka Gupta, director of macroeconomic research at WisdomTree.
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Britain's bond market may limit what Burnham can do as PM

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By Harry Robertson
| MSN UK Verified
By Harry Robertson LONDON, July 7 (Reuters) - Britain's brittle bond market is looming large over Andy Burnham, Britain's likely next prime minister, and could constrain what the left-leaning former mayor of Manchester can do in office. Burnham has already moved to calm investors' nerves over a potential spending surge by promising to stick to the government's current fiscal rules.
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Yen pinned near 40-year low with investors wary of intervention

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By Rae Wee Verified, Harry Robertson
| Zawya Verified
SINGAPORE/LONDON - The yen hovered near a four-decade low ‌on Tuesday, leaving traders wary of possible intervention by Japanese authorities to bolster the currency, while the dollar steadied after recent losses. The ​yen was up 0.1% at 161.93 per dollar, reversing some of its decline from earlier in the session, though it remained not ​far ​from a 162.84 trough hit last week. Against the British pound, the Japanese currency fell to its lowest point since 2007 at 217.20, before paring some losses.
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