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Stocks cautious in Asia as oil gains, yields rise

Rising oil prices and multi-year highs in Treasury yields pressured equities as traders weighed renewed U.S.-Iran tensions and more Fed tightening.

  • U.S. stocks fell on September 28 as rising oil prices and Treasury yields increased concerns about inflation and Federal Reserve interest-rate policy.
  • The S&P 500 dropped 0.77%, its largest daily percentage decline since August 20, while the Nasdaq and Dow also ended lower.
  • Oil prices rose after President Donald Trump rejected an Iranian peace proposal, although talks involving the United States, Iran, and Qatar were expected to continue.
  • Nvidia gained after authorizing a $150 billion share-buyback program, while Boeing and Tesla shares fell.
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The New York stock market fell as oil prices rose and U.S. Treasury yields hit multi-year highs due to escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran. Technology stocks took a hit due to concerns over interest rate hikes, and the market is placing a high value on the possibility of a further rate hike by the FOMC in October.

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Today, as oil prices and treasury bonds rose, American equities declined at a time when investors are assessing the haze of the prospects for an agreement on Iran ' s war and its impact on the Fed ' s interest rate path (Central Bank of the United States).

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