[MARKET ANALYSIS] T-note futures are mildly lower as higher oil prices stoke inflationary pressures and underpin yields
Global bond markets are under pressure from rising oil prices and supply concerns. Investors focus on Fed Chair Warsh's upcoming testimony and potential shifts in Japan's GPIF investment strategy.
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USTs: -4 ticksMildly declined to sub-109.00 territory as higher oil prices stoked inflationary pressures and underpinned yields. Furthermore, weekend newsflow outside of geopolitics was light, while participants await Warsh delivering his first semi-annual testimonies as Fed Chair to the House on Tuesday, followed by his report to the Senate on Wednesday.Bunds: -28 ticksResumed its downtrend with demand not helped by higher energy prices and looming EU supply.JGBs: -9 ticksPulled back following last Friday's surge and amid reports that Japan's government is to nudge the GPIF to dive deeper into alternative investments.
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