Wall Street closes lower as yields rise; S&P 500 ends down 0.75% and Nasdaq falls 1.13%
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US equities fell as higher Treasury yields pressured growth and mega-cap tech, with Alphabet and Amazon dragging major indices lower. Escalating US-Iran rhetoric lifted crude nearly 4%, boosting energy stocks and underscoring geopolitical risk premia. The mix of rising yields and higher oil tightens financial conditions and raises near-term volatility across risk assets, while reinforcing support for energy-linked exposures.
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● Medium
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U.S. stocks ended lower on Wednesday, with the S&P 500 down 0.75% at 7706, the Nasdaq down 1.13% at 26936 and the Dow off 0.68% at 51511. Oil prices climbed nearly 4% as Iran’s president told the United Nations that Tehran would never surrender to U.S. pressure. Energy shares rose against the broader decline, while higher Treasury yields weighed on technology stocks, with Alphabet and Amazon among the biggest drags, according to the report.
