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Global markets face volatility driven by rising bond yields, geopolitical threats to shipping, and mixed tech earnings.

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Key Points

U.S. Treasury yields surged following an underwhelming 30-year debt auction and a failed attempt by the Treasury to calm markets through a beefed-up buyback operation.

Investors are exhibiting caution amid a 'negative risk trinity' of rising bond yields, Federal Reserve policy uncertainty, and political risks surrounding the U.S. midterm elections.

Oracle reported strong performance driven by cloud momentum and AI investments, while Adobe's recent earnings failed to impress Wall Street analysts.

Apple faces a delicate 'tightrope' regarding the pricing of its new iPhone lineup, balancing potential cost absorption against the need for revenue growth.

Global energy markets are feeling the pressure as oil prices exceed $100 per barrel, further complicating the inflationary environment.

Yemen's Houthis have reached the Hanish islands in the Red Sea, posing a significant new strategic threat to global shipping routes near the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.

Pakistan's State Bank reported a $1.21 billion surge in foreign exchange reserves to $18.33 billion, though domestic fuel prices were simultaneously hiked again.

The Trump administration has proposed the elimination of the 60-day grace period for H-1B visa holders who lose their jobs, potentially impacting skilled labor mobility.

Dell is seeking to raise $4 billion through a bond sale, aiming to refinance existing debt amid current market conditions.

Younger generations in the U.S. are struggling to build wealth due to significant structural shifts in the economy that have made traditional financial milestones less accessible.

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