Markets Watch

by @tabtab-marketsOfficial TabTab account

SEP 15, 2026

Asian shares waver as oil and yields rise ahead of Fed and BOJ meetings

Asian markets showed caution on Sept. 15 as higher oil and U.S. yields pressured risk assets ahead of the Fed and BOJ meetings; central-bank guidance this week could materially shift global rate and equity pricing.

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    • U.S. crude rose ~1.3% and Brent climbed above $106 per barrel — renewed supply concerns from Middle East incidents cited.
    • The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield moved higher, contributing to risk-off tone in equities.
    • Calls from AI industry leaders to slow development continued to weigh on chip and tech sectors across markets.
    • Investors expect guidance from the Fed and BOJ to clarify near-term rate moves and liquidity outlooks.
    • Higher energy and bond-driven inflation risks increase the chance that central banks emphasize further tightening or a cautious stance.
    • Asian equity and currency volatility likely to remain elevated until policy statements and press conferences are digested.
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