Wall Street dips as bond yields remain high
30-09-2026 01:53 via businessnews.com.au

Wall Street dips as bond yields remain high

US stocks have ended the session slightly lower as government ‌bond yields continued their ascent ahead of inflation and labour market data while investors assessed comments from Federal Reserve officials for the path of interest rates.
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