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US Stocks Rise as the Bond Market's Big Swings Ease a Bit
Steadier Treasury yields and stronger corporate profits helped lift the S&P 500 0.3% as investors trimmed losses from a shaky week.
- Trimming losses from a shaky week, Stock prices rose 0.3% today, marking the second gain in six days since setting an all-time high.
- Treasury yields fluctuated after a surprise Treasury Department announcement regarding bond repurchases earlier this week. Uncertainty surrounding the war with Iran and the Persian Gulf caused crude oil prices to flip, further impacting interest rates.
- Ross Stores, led by CEO Jim Conroy, rose 4.1% after beating profit expectations. Simultaneously, Robinhood Markets jumped 11.9% and Coinbase Global gained 9.2% as Treasury yield advantages narrowed.
- Most companies reported stronger-than-expected spring profits, helping drive the stock market's recent run to records. His retailer saw "new customer interest" and benefited from tariff refunds, Conroy said.
- Across Asia and Europe, global markets followed the positive trend. Hong Kong's Hang Seng rose 1.2%, and South Korea's Kospi climbed 0.9%, contributing to two of the world's bigger moves.
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US stocks rise as the bond market's big swings ease a bit
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US stocks rise as the bond market steadies a bit
U.S. stocks are rising and trimming their losses from what’s been a shaky week. The bond market remains jumpy Friday, but yields are not moving as much as earlier in the week and are helping to keep financial markets relatively…
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