US Stocks Fall From Records as Rising Bond Yields and Geopolitical Tensions Weigh on Markets
US stock indices eased from record highs as rebounding bond yields and shipping disruptions in the Middle East raised energy inflation concerns.
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US stock indices eased from record highs as rebounding bond yields and shipping disruptions in the Middle East raised energy inflation concerns.
Canadian stock futures and the TSX index declined as rising oil prices and bond yields sparked inflation and interest rate concerns.
U.S. market futures fell as the 30-year Treasury yield hit its highest point since 2002, amid rising Middle East tensions and higher oil prices.
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US equity futures declined from record highs as rising bond yields and Middle East shipping tensions fueled inflation and economic concerns.
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