Crypto Circle News: U.S. Treasury yields rose during Wednesday’s Asian trading session, but they remained below Tuesday’s intraday peak. Previously, the U.S. June CPI came in below market expectations, prompting Treasury yields to fall back in the late hours of Tuesday. Jamie Cox, managing partner at Harris Financial Group, said in a report: “If you were expecting this report to show that inflation was out of control, the result is not that. It’s clear that the recent rebound in inflation is mainly related to rising energy prices, and this impact won’t last for long.” Meanwhile, the uncertainty brought about by a renewed escalation of tensions between the U.S. and Iran remains an important factor the market needs to watch.

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AirdropCheatSheet
· 2h ago
Inflation hasn’t spiraled out of control, but it hasn’t been fully resolved either—so the Fed’s policy room remains constrained
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GateUser-f2d5f4c0
· 2h ago
Iran’s situation is getting tense again, and volatility in the oil market is likely to intensify.
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HodlBystander
· 2h ago
US Treasury yields fall, giving risk assets some breathing room
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GateUser-88d5d071
· 2h ago
Jamie Cox is right: energy-driven inflation really is difficult to sustain, but what about geopolitical risks?
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RugProofMood
· 2h ago
The CPI has cooled, but the energy prices hurdle hasn’t been cleared yet—waiting and watching.
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