Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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European equities are selling off because crude oil, natural gas and government bond yields are all signaling a prolonged energy supply disruption.

StoneX Media Market Analyst Fawad Razaqzada breaks down why equity investors have turned defensive, and what crude oil and the bond market are signaling underneath the move.

With the Strait of Hormuz still closed and natural gas prices near their highs for the year, the risk of prolonged energy supply disruption remains significant for a region reliant on imported energy. Rising government bond yields also raise the opportunity cost of holding growth stocks.

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00:00 - Crude and Bonds Flash Warning
00:30 - Europe's Imported Energy Bill
01:03 - Hormuz Closure Keeps Oil Bid
01:52 - Higher Yields, Lower Multiples
03:00 - Europe Rate Hike Bets Return
03:31 - DAX Support Finally Gives Way

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