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Stocks faced downward pressure for the third consecutive day as energy-driven inflation and rising bond yields kept market enthusiasm in check.

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U.S. stocks faced headwinds after yield on 10-year Treasury notes surpassed 4.8% and crude oil prices crossed $100 a barrel in international markets.

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Resurgent oil prices and interest rate uncertainty dampened market sentiment at the start of the holiday-shortened week.

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The U.S. Treasury bond yields remained in focus as renewed fighting in the Middle East and the latest payrolls data supported the case for higher-for-longer interest rates.

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Wall Street indexes rested after rebounding in the previous session as bond yields and crude oil prices stabilized.

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Global bond sell-off deepened as investors surmised that central banks will need to tighten monetary policy to combat energy price-driven higher inflation.

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Stocks on Wall Street face headwinds amid rising global bond yields, elevated crude oil prices, and global bond yields reaching multi-year highs.

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At the end of turbulent August, the S&P 500 Index advanced 3%, the Nasdaq Composite gained 4%, crude oil jumped 8%, and gold increased 10%.

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AI- and semiconductor-related stocks experience another upward jolt after Nvidia, the company at the heart of AI trade, delivered strong results and estimated sharply higher annual revenue growth.

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U.S. stocks traded sideways and AI- and semiconductor-linked stocks remained in focus ahead of the release of Nvidia's quarterly results.

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U.S. stocks struggled to rise above the flatline, and the yield on 10-year Treasury notes held around 4.67%. Investors remained deeply skeptical about Treasury Secretary Bessent's plan to cool rising yields of long-term U.S. bonds.

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U.S. stocks struggled to advance and extended their previous week's losses amid elevated global bond yields and tensions in the Middle East.

The yield on U.S. Treasury notes inched down after the Treasury Department proposed to more than double its repurchases of longer-term debt. However, yields are likely to face upward pressure as the persistent fiscal deficit shows no sign of easing.

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Global bond market rout and rising crude oil prices continued to sap market enthusiasm for the second consecutive week. Long-term bond yields stayed at multi-decade highs in the U.S., Japan, and Europe.

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The U.S. and global bond yields continued to advance on mounting concerns over fiscal spending, forever wars, and persistent inflationary pressures.

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U.S. indexes flatlined on Monday as investors awaited quarterly updates from Walmart, Home Depot, and Lowe's later this week.