Global Markets Face Rising Stagflation Risks, Tekedia Capital Says

• Global markets face rising stagflation risks as persistent inflation and tighter financing conditions threaten growth.
• Oil fell about 15% this week to just below $100 a barrel, but remains approximately 64% higher this year.
• US government borrowing costs rose 85 basis points in the third quarter; French and Italian yields increased more than 100 basis points.
• Higher bond yields could cut cumulative eurozone growth in 2027 and 2028 by 100 basis points versus September projections, ECB estimates indicate.
• The Nasdaq posted its steepest one-day decline since April 2025 on Thursday as investors questioned returns on AI infrastructure spending.

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