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LIVE MARKETS-After a surge at the open, volatility cools down

* Europe's STOXX 600 down 1% * Tech stocks on course for worst session since May * Euro zone yie

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You can share your thoughts with us at markets.research@thomsonreuters.com AFTER A SURGE AT THE OPEN, VOLATILITY COOLS DOWN (0902 GMT) Market action was intense at the open with oil and gas stocks shooting up and tech falling down simultaneously. Oil prices and yields spiking up, the safe-haven dollar sucking in gains: the session looked to be on course for a very complicated Tuesday. Europe's volatility gauge also shot up 2 points to 24, exposing the market stress. Now, even if the broader STOXX 600 is still 1.1% down but volatility has fizzled back down substantially, a sign perhaps that things a could be settling down a tad. Or maybe this is just a temporary respite before Wall Street opens and big tech stocks face once again the threat of rising yields. (Julien Ponthus) ***** TECH SELLOFF DRAGS EUROPEAN STOCKS LOWER (0751 GMT) European equities are lower, with tech stocks under strong selling pressure, while shares in oil and gas companies are well in the black. 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(Stefano Rebaudo) ***** TIME TO EXPECT INFLATION (0718 GMT) It's only Tuesday but ten-year Treasury yields are already up 8 basis points this week, leading a global move up in government borrowing costs after last week's hawkish central bank chorus. Even more interesting is the move in inflation breakevens, which reflect bond market expectations of future price growth. Ten-year U.S. breakevens rose almost 5 bps yesterday and are up 10 bps in the past week. Those moves too are being seen across much of the developed world, including Germany and Britain . It's probably not all that surprising, given the spreading energy shortages and gas price spikes that have rapidly fed into crude oil markets, taking Brent above $80 a barrel. Fears are growing of the associated seep-through into other parts of the economy; Chinese power shortages have already halted production at a number of factories and may further dent global supply chains. Investors say the yield rises are yet insufficient to derail the TINA narrative that has kept the stocks rally going. European markets do look set for a stronger session though Wall Street futures are down, especially those for Nasdaq whose tech-heavy stocks take a bigger hit when yields are on the rise. We get to hear the views of several policy heavyweights later on Tuesday, from Fed Chair Powell to the Bank of England's Andrew Bailey to the ECB's Christine Lagarde. China's PBOC meanwhile has managed to calm the waters with a pledge to support homeowners. That lifted Hong Kong and mainland-listed shares, including property firms that have been hit hard by the problems at Evergrande which looks set for a debt default. But... could the United States be headed for default too? With three days left before U.S. government funding expires and a month or less before the Treasury runs out of borrowing room, the Senate failed on Monday to approve a measure to suspend the debt ceiling. 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You can share your thoughts with us at markets.research@thomsonreuters.com AFTER A SURGE AT THE OPEN, VOLATILITY COOLS DOWN (0902 GMT) Market action was intense at the open with oil and gas stocks shooting up and tech falling down simultaneously. Oil prices and yields spiking up, the safe-haven dollar sucking in gains: the session looked to be on course for a very complicated Tuesday. Europe's volatility gauge also shot up 2 points to 24, exposing the market stress. Now, even if the broader STOXX 600 is still 1.1% down but volatility has fizzled back down substantially, a sign perhaps that things a could be settling down a tad. Or maybe this is just a temporary respite before Wall Street opens and big tech stocks face once again the threat of rising yields. (Julien Ponthus) ***** TECH SELLOFF DRAGS EUROPEAN STOCKS LOWER (0751 GMT) European equities are lower, with tech stocks under strong selling pressure, while shares in oil and gas companies are well in the black. 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