Wall Street slips as global yields climb; Nasdaq 100 drops 1.17% and 10-year Treasury hits 4.75%
AI Market Summary
Equities retreated as global sovereign yields surged, tightening financial conditions and pressuring duration-sensitive tech and semiconductors. A jump in WTI on heightened Middle East risk lifted inflation expectations, pushing U.S. 10-year yields to ~1.5-year highs and raising the perceived odds of further policy tightening. U.S. housing data were mixed (weak starts, strong permits), offering limited offset to the rate-driven risk-off tone.
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US stocks fell as global bond yields climbed, with the S&P 500 down 0.42%, the Nasdaq 100 down 1.17%, and the Dow off 0.21%. WTI crude rose to a three-week high, lifting yields to new peaks including Japan’s 10-year JGB at 2.967%, Germany’s 10-year Bund at 3.262%, and the US 10-year at 4.75%. US July housing starts missed expectations, while building permits came in above forecasts.
