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Pressure of Bond Market Has Traders Selling Stocks

Rising 10-year Treasury yields reached 4.27%, pressuring stocks amid concerns about government debt and tariff-driven economic uncertainty, causing major indexes to fall over 0.5%.

  • U.S. stocks fell sharply on Tuesday in New York as rising bond yields pressured markets and pulled indexes from all-time highs.
  • The sell-off followed a report that U.S. manufacturing shrank more than economists expected last month, adding to economic uncertainty.
  • Big Tech stocks led losses, with Nvidia falling 2% as it was the main force dragging the S&P 500 lower amid concerns over tariffs and slowing growth.
  • The Dow Jones fell 249.07 points to 45,295.81, the Nasdaq declined by 175.92 points to 21,279.63, and the yield on the 10-year Treasury note rose to 4.27%.
  • The market reaction suggests increased worries about economic growth and possible Fed interest rate cuts at the upcoming meeting in a couple of weeks.
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