S. sanctions on Iran and a modest pullback in oil prices, according to a report by Reuters.

275% reached last week. Bond yields move inversely to prices.

-Israeli conflict with Iran, rising energy costs and elevated government spending. S.

sanctions, which Washington said aimed to cut off a key source of Iran's revenue. S.

pressure campaign. 80.

The renewed rise in energy prices in recent weeks has prompted investors to increase expectations for further European Central Bank interest-rate hikes. Money markets were pricing about 44 basis points of additional ECB tightening by the end of the year, slightly below Monday's level but above the 41 basis points priced in at the beginning of last week.

According to Reuters, stronger-than-expected economic growth has also contributed to higher bond yields and increased expectations for rate hikes. 894%.

923% reached on Monday, highlighting continued pressure on euro zone sovereign debt markets.