Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq slide as oil climbs and 30-year yields return to around 5.25%
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US equities sold off as oil and long-end Treasury yields rose, tightening financial conditions and lifting inflation concerns that could constrain Fed easing. Trump's renewed threat toward Iran raised perceived energy-supply risk, amplifying the oil move. Higher yields also pressure equity duration, weighing tech-heavy benchmarks. Mixed micro signals (strong Walmart results, volatile Moderna reaction) did not offset macro headwinds; jobless data suggested a steady but not accelerating labor market.
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U.S. stocks ended lower, with the Dow down 0.8%, the S&P 500 off 0.3% and the Nasdaq down 0.8%. The 30-year Treasury yield climbed back to around 5.25%, weighing on equities. On the earnings front, revenue rose nearly 6% to $187.9 billion and adjusted earnings were $0.81 per share, both ahead of expectations. Labor-market data was steady, with continuing claims falling to about 1.83 million.
