Oil at $100 tests central banks

Financial markets and central banks are gearing up for a potential rise in oil prices to the $100 per barrel level, increasing inflation risks and prompting policymakers to monitor developments cautiously. The rise in oil prices, along with increases in other energy costs such as gas, is strengthening inflationary pressures. This has caused concern in global bond markets, with U.S. 30-year bond yields soaring to their highest levels since 2007. It is expected that interest rate decisions will be announced this week in more than 12 countries, amid fears that rising costs could impact growth and inflation rates, as central banks prepare to address these challenges.

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