Wall Street Fencing Down
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The New York Stock Exchange closed down on Tuesday, marked by a new surge in crude oil prices and still high bond rates, on the eve of the much-anticipated decision of the US central bank (Fed).
Wall Street closed this Tuesday in red, with a view on the Federal Reserve (Fed), which meets this week, and on the rise of oil and the yield of Treasury bonds.
Wall Street ended Tuesday by minus, under the conditions that Brent oil rose to $108.75 per barrel, and the ten-year yield of U.S. state bonds exceeded the 5% threshold for the first time in 2023.
Stocks fell on Wall Street today as traders turned their attention to the Fed's monetary policy decision this week – a… Wall Street: Stocks fall as Fed eyes Fed – 10-year bond yield above 5% - ΙΝΑΦΤΕΜΟΠΟΡΙΚΙ
Shares on Wall Street fall while the 10-year Treasury bond rises to 5% pending the Federal Reserve rate decision.
Wall Street fell as a new rise in US bond yields and a surge in oil prices heightened investors' concerns about the cost of money and the...
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