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Bond yields reportedly rise amid oil and AI infrastructure pressures

One commentator says OPEC+ kept November oil targets steady; another says AI chip demand is supporting equities despite higher yields.

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One post says OPEC+ kept November oil output targets steady and puts Brent at $103 and the US 10-year yield at 5.34%. Another argues AI chip demand is keeping equities steady despite higher bond yields. A separate post, citing Kpler, says Middle Eastern oil exports excluding Iran exceeded pre-war levels for several days last week despite attacks on shipping.

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@thesimaximalist@DanielTNiles AI chip demand holds equities steady while bond yields hit 24 year highs. Markets price infrastructure growth above macro weakness right now.10h
@MathLabeloil slipping on G7 emergency stock talk while tech capex burns more power than medium nations is pure comedy. rates stay pinned up here until hardware margins actually break. Source: https://www.investing.com/news4h
@AJEnglishIRGC commander Ali Fadavi says the Strait of Hormuz remains under Iran’s control, warning ships using the US-supervised southern route that they “may be targeted at any point” as oil traffic through the route falls. 🔴 LIVE updates: https://aje.news/silc353h
@BigGeorgeXL🚨OPEC+ agreed to keep November oil output targets steady while global bond yields climb due to fiscal and energy pressures. OPEC+ just chose to hold the line. 🛢️ Oil remains above $100, while global bond yields surge as energy inflation collides with huge fiscal deficits, defense spending and the AI infrastructure boom. Saudi Arabia, Russia and five other producers will keep November output targets unchanged. But here’s the bigger risk: Oil supply is already far below target. With the Strait of Hormuz disrupted and energy infrastructure under attack, the market has less spare supply than the official quotas suggest. Now add: • Brent $103 • U.S. 10Y yield hitting 5.34% • UK 30Y above 6% • France 10Y near 5% • Inflation expectations rising This isn’t just an oil story. It’s becoming a global higher-for-longer problem. 📈2h
@Osint613Middle East oil exports, Iran excluded, are now above pre-war levels despite attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. Shipments topped the 18 million barrel per day pre-conflict average for several days last week, a first since the offensive began in late February. Kpler.2h
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    @thesimaximalist@DanielTNiles AI chip demand holds equities steady while bond yields hit 24 year highs. Markets price infrastructure growth above macro weakness right now.10h
    @MathLabeloil slipping on G7 emergency stock talk while tech capex burns more power than medium nations is pure comedy. rates stay pinned up here until hardware margins actually break. Source: https://www.investing.com/news4h
    @AJEnglishIRGC commander Ali Fadavi says the Strait of Hormuz remains under Iran’s control, warning ships using the US-supervised southern route that they “may be targeted at any point” as oil traffic through the route falls. 🔴 LIVE updates: https://aje.news/silc353h
    @BigGeorgeXL🚨OPEC+ agreed to keep November oil output targets steady while global bond yields climb due to fiscal and energy pressures. OPEC+ just chose to hold the line. 🛢️ Oil remains above $100, while global bond yields surge as energy inflation collides with huge fiscal deficits, defense spending and the AI infrastructure boom. Saudi Arabia, Russia and five other producers will keep November output targets unchanged. But here’s the bigger risk: Oil supply is already far below target. With the Strait of Hormuz disrupted and energy infrastructure under attack, the market has less spare supply than the official quotas suggest. Now add: • Brent $103 • U.S. 10Y yield hitting 5.34% • UK 30Y above 6% • France 10Y near 5% • Inflation expectations rising This isn’t just an oil story. It’s becoming a global higher-for-longer problem. 📈2h
    @Osint613Middle East oil exports, Iran excluded, are now above pre-war levels despite attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. Shipments topped the 18 million barrel per day pre-conflict average for several days last week, a first since the offensive began in late February. Kpler.2h
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