LONDON, March 8 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury yields rose sharply on Tuesday, as unease that surging oil prices will pile upward pressure on already-high inflation continued to grip bond markets globally. "Inflation forecasts are having to be marked up on a daily basis now and that puts central banks in a tough spot," said Daiwa Capital Markets' head of research Chris Scicluna. US10YTIP=RR A U.S. bond volatility gauge .MOVE soared to its highest level since the coronavirus pandemic slammed into financial markets in March 2020.