Stocks Rally as Oil Slump Pulls Treasury Yields Lower
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US equities rebounded as a >3% drop in WTI eased near-term inflation concerns and pulled the 10-year Treasury yield down to ~4.66%, improving discount-rate conditions for risk assets. Meanwhile, stronger-than-expected Case-Shiller home prices signal resilient demand despite tight financial conditions. Optimism around Q2 earnings—especially AI infrastructure's outsized contribution to S&P 500 EPS growth—reinforces the bid in broad US equities.
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U.S. equities advanced broadly, with the Nasdaq 100 leading gains, up nearly 1%. WTI crude fell more than 3% on the day, easing inflation concerns and helping push the 10-year Treasury yield down 4 basis points to 4.66%.
In housing data, the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller 20-city home price index rose 2.1% year over year in June, beating expectations and marking the strongest increase in a year.
Investors remain upbeat about second-quarter earnings, with AI infrastructure seen as a key driver expected to account for close to 60% of the S&P 500's projected earnings-per-share growth.
