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Three market implications of the EU’s embargo on Russian oil

We think that, at the margin, the EU’s embargo on Russian oil, announced yesterday, adds to reasons to expect the yields of long-dated government bonds to rise, equities to struggle and commodity currencies to outperform over the rest of this year.

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