Quilter Cheviot strategist Armitage says inflation fears drive bond yields higher, hit equities

By Public Technologies
  • Quilter strategist Tim Armitage warned volatility has returned as inflation fears rise, with oil near USD 100.
  • Global bond yields climbed again, with UK yields pushing past 6%.
  • Markets are pricing further rate hikes as growth stays robust, pressuring equities and fixed income.
  • Bank of England cautioned the AI boom could trigger market corrections, though Governor Andrew Bailey said AI can strengthen growth.
  • Armitage flagged investor unease over UK borrowing expectations, citing Andy Burnham’s Labour conference speech and sticky energy-driven inflation risks.


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