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Why Stocks Fell Sept 24: Treasury Yields Hit 5.1% | StockCram

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Treasury yields surge to 19-year highs as strong economic data and rising oil prices fuel Fed rate hike expectations, sending stocks lower and the dollar higher.

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Executive Summary

  • •Treasury yields hit 19-year highs as strong economic data and surging oil prices fuel expectations f...
  • •Stocks sold off broadly, with the S&P 500 down 0.75% and Nasdaq falling 1.13% as investors abandon h...

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