US EditionStocks and Bonds Calm Down
Tech stocks and MongoDB led gains as Treasury yields showed mixed results and bitcoin rebounded from a sharp drop, stabilizing after recent volatility.
- On Tuesday, the U.S. stock market held stronger as bond yields and bitcoin stabilized, with the S&P 500 rising 0.3% in early trading.
- After a BOJ hint on Monday, yields climbed while investors still expect the Federal Reserve to cut its main interest rate next week.
- After a volatile Monday, Bitcoin rose back above $88,000, helping crypto-linked stocks recover as Signet Jewelers fell 5.6%.
- Treasury yields showed mixed signs as the 10-year Treasury yield edged up to 4.10% while the two-year Treasury yield eased to 3.52%, pressuring pricier assets.
- With the Fed having cut rates twice this year, hopes remain for another cut next week as inflation stays above the 2% Fed target, straining lower-income households.
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US stocks hold steady as bond yields and bitcoin stabilize
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Wall Street holds steadier as bond yields and bitcoin stabilize
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