Bond markets face fresh selling as oil prices jump, stocks cautious

Borrowing costs in the euro area and Japan hit their highest levels in years on ​Monday, as a 3% jump in oil prices on the U.S. and Iran resuming military attacks added to angst about inflation that could keep central ‌banks in rate-hike mode.

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