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Brent crude fell to $89.20 a barrel Tuesday as the U.S. chose sanctions over strikes against Iran, removing the geopolitical risk premium and allowing bond markets to rally.

Two-year Treasury yields climbed to 4.34% as markets repriced Fed policy; MSCI emerging-market index fell 1.4%, its worst day since Aug. 24

Fed Chair's refusal to signal future rate direction leaves bond markets parsing a shift toward opacity, as traders price in sticky inflation risks.

Fed Chair Kevin Warsh warned that persistent inflation may force a rate increase, pushing September hike probability to 60% from 35% overnight

Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's keynote at Jackson Hole comes as Treasury expands repurchases of off-the-run debt, keeping yield-curve traders on alert for policy signals.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's interventions have steepened the yield curve and sharpened focus on Federal Reserve Vice Chair Kevin Warsh's Jackson Hole remarks.

New Fed chair's refusal to signal rate path leaves bond traders searching for clues as 10-year yields test 2007 highs.

Brent crude fell to $89.20 and WTI to $82.21 as Washington chose sanctions over military action against Iran, pulling Treasuries higher across the curve.