Currency markets subdued as oil shock lifts global yields; ECB, U.S. inflation eyed

Currency markets remained steady as investors assessed rising oil prices and bond yields. The Japanese yen's strong rally paused before key United States inflation readings were released. Global bond yields climbed higher, reaching their highest levels since last year due to energy pressures. Central banks in Europe and Japan are expected to raise interest rates soon. United States inflation data will guide the Federal Reserve's upcoming policy decisions.

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