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Wall Street Faces a Choppy Columbus Day as Bond Markets Shut and Inflation Fears Mount

Summary by IBTimes UK
US stocks trade as usual on Columbus Day while many bond markets shut, leaving Wall Street to navigate rising yields, higher oil and key US inflation data

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Bond market concerns have intensified over the past week, as investors have increasingly focused on the state of France’s public debt, as well as the United States. Asian markets are mixed on Monday morning, but Europe could start the week on a positive note. The bond market in the United States is closed for Columbus Day, but stock markets will trade as usual. No market-moving economic data is expected today, so the focus should be on Iranian n…

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The US government bond market will remain closed on Monday for Columbus Day, although stock markets are set to open normally at 4:30 p.m. Finnish time.

The US government bond market will remain closed on Monday for Columbus Day, although stock markets are set to open normally at 4:30 p.m. Finnish time.

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Portfolio broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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