Stocks post modest gains as Treasury yields hit multiyear highs before retreating
US stocks edged higher Thursday as October trading began, even as bond yields briefly surged to multiyear highs, CNBC reported.
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US stocks posted modest gains on Thursday as October trading got underway, CNBC reported.
Treasury yields climbed to multiyear highs during the session before retreating later in the day, according to the report.
CNBC's preview did not specify which sectors led the gains or provide exact closing levels for the major indexes.
Rising Treasury yields can weigh on stock valuations by increasing borrowing costs and making bonds more attractive relative to equities, though the pullback in yields later Thursday appeared to ease some of that pressure.
The report previewed factors likely to influence trading in the next session, including upcoming economic data.
Sources
- Friday's big stock stories: What’s likely to move the market in the next trading session — CNBC — Top News
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