The Middle East crisis shows no signs of easing, investors continue to sell US bonds Odaily Planet Daily News With the Middle East conflict showing no signs of easing, oil prices continued to soar, and investors continued the trend of last week to sell US treasury bond bonds. The interest rate strategists of Barclays, Anshul Pradhan and Demi Hu, said in a report that last week the US treasury bond failed to play a hedging role, because the impact of the Middle East war was more biased towards inflation and a broader budget deficit than the slowdown of US economic growth. These two interest rate strategists stated that this forces the market to reprice policy interest rate paths and fiscal risk premiums. "In the case of weak economic data, the duration of the conflict becomes the key." According to Tradeweb, the yield of two-year US treasury bond bonds rose 5.9 basis points to 3.611% within the day, and the yield of 10-year treasury bond rose 5.7 basis points to 4.187%. (Golden Ten)