Bond Yields Jump as Oil Prices Rise, Middle East War Outlook Uncertain - WSJ (EN)

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**Summary:** US core capital goods orders rise ahead of war in the Middle East, with oil prices sharply rising due to conflict and threats over Hormuz. The Middle East war is uncertain, with Donald Trump pledging to bomb Iran "extremely hard" without a clear strategy for reopening the Strait of Hormuz. **