
Stock Futures Mixed as Higher Treasury Yields Weigh on Wall Street
US stock futures showed a mixed picture after rising Treasury yields pulled major indexes lower to start the week.

US stock futures showed a mixed picture after rising Treasury yields pulled major indexes lower to start the week.
Trump's rejection of a proposed Iranian ceasefire and surging Treasury yields have added to investor unease.

Treasury yields ticked up Monday as investors positioned ahead of fresh economic data releases this week, according to CNBC.

U.S. stock futures edged lower even after the Dow posted a 0.3% weekly gain, snapping a three-week losing streak.

Precious metals dropped on Monday as higher bond yields reduced investor appetite for non-yielding assets.

Russia's MOEX and RTS indices opened flat at 2,273.98 and 849.35 points respectively, according to TASS.
Gold fell 26% to $4,170 on Monday, according to Anadolu Agency, as rising oil prices and interest rate pressures weighed on the metal.

Gold futures dropped 1.74% to $4,246.20 per troy ounce early Monday, marking the metal's first dip below the $4,250 threshold since August 5.
Market technician Frank Cappelleri says the Technology Select Sector SPDR (XLK) could turn its recent bounce into a more significant breakout.

The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield has climbed to its highest level in roughly 19 years, driven by persistent inflation, heavy bond issuance and an AI-fueled investment boom.

Bank of America identified several stocks, including Nvidia, that it said are trading below their fair value.
Wall Street closed out a volatile week of trading with gains, even as a surge in Treasury yields rippled through financial markets.
Wall Street headed toward the close of a volatile trading week as a surge in Treasury yields rippled through financial markets.
US equity futures pointed higher on Friday, with both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq on track to close out the week with gains.
Bank of America said Nike's attempted turnaround carries rising risk and recommended investors sell the stock.
Nvidia, SpaceX, Apple, Tesla, Meta, AMD, BP, Costco and Nike are among the companies featured in Friday's analyst notes, according to CNBC.

U.S. stock futures ticked up Thursday even as the Dow remained on track for its fourth consecutive weekly loss amid rising bond yields.

Yields extended their rise to end the week following a global bond rout and stronger-than-expected US economic data.

Investors should watch for signs of stagflation even in the absence of a significant economic slowdown, the bank says.

The Dow fell Thursday as Treasury yields kept climbing, putting the index on track for a fourth straight losing week.