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Global bond sell-off and surging oil prices raise fears of a new debt crisis

A report describes a global bond sell-off, possible European rate hikes, soaring inflation and Brent crude above $91. The supplied information does not establish the scale or duration of the market shock.

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Higher borrowing costs and energy prices could intensify inflation, worsen debt-service burdens and weaken economic growth.

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  1. A new debt crisis: Global bond sell-off, EU rate hikes, and soaring inflation – Brent surges past $91 ↗bankingnews.gr · Recorded source date: Sep 1, 2026, 9:47 AM UTC

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