Stocks climb as 10-year yield sets a new high near 5.3%
The S&P 500 gained 0.66% on Monday while the 10-year Treasury yield reached about 5.3%, a 52-week high. Weak payrolls trimmed Fed hike bets, and bitcoin barely moved overnight.
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The S&P 500 gained 0.66% on Monday while the 10-year Treasury yield reached about 5.3%, a 52-week high. Weak payrolls trimmed Fed hike bets, and bitcoin barely moved overnight.
Read More →The CFTC launched an advance notice of proposed rulemaking on crypto exchanges, while US stocks were mixed under 5.25% Treasury yields and bitcoin drifted lower through the US session.
Read More →Wall Street ended the week higher on soft jobs data and Nvidia-led tech gains. Bitcoin slipped 0.9% from the 00:00 UTC open on Monday after a spike toward $87k.
Read More →A weak September jobs report pared Fed hike bets and lifted US stocks, while Europe fell on bond-yield worries. Bitcoin spiked on the data, then gave it all back.
Read More →Bitcoin jumped in the 04:00 UTC hour on short covering and lower yields. The September jobs report, due at 08:30 ET, is the day's swing factor.
Read More →Wall Street edged higher on the first session of October as the 10-year yield eased to about 5.24%, though a hot ISM prices-paid reading kept inflation worries alive. Bitcoin climbed 1.4% from the 00:00 UTC open.
Read More →Wall Street ended September with the Dow down 4.9% on the month as Treasury yields kept climbing despite a cooler PCE print. Bitcoin is up 0.9% since the 00:00 UTC open.
Read More →A softer-than-expected PCE reading pushed October hike odds down to about 35%, but bitcoin sold the news: a spike to $85,650 at the 12:00 UTC hour had faded to $83.9k by the evening.
Read More →Oil eased and US stocks recovered from their lows on Tuesday, but the day's setup is August PCE inflation, with markets pricing a 73% chance of an October Fed hike.
Read More →No new shock overnight: attention turns to JOLTS, consumer confidence and Wednesday's PCE inflation print, with rate-hike odds for the Fed's October 28 meeting near 72%.
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