US markets sold off on Monday, with investors battling two large headwinds. Bond yields rose to 4% for the first time since August, while Brent crude rose above $81 for the first time since August as well, after oil gained 3.7% overnight, rising 15% in five days. What's happening? We're almost one year on from the October 7 attacks, the US launched airstrikes on Houthi rebels, while exchanges between Hezbollah and Israel intensified. So storm clouds and a recipe of caution and potential pullbacks are hanging over markets. This is all while the US jobs report showed the US central bank may not need to go full throttle on cutting interest rates.
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