Oct 3, 2026 · 6 min · 8 segments
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Imani MoiseHost
Bonds stole the spotlight again this week as the third quarter wrapped up and the fourth began.
The 10-year treasury yield climbed to its highest level in twenty-four years, as investors worried that high oil prices and a resilient economy could keep inflation hot and interest rates higher for longer.
Those forces have put pressure on stocks and started spilling into corporate America.
A surprisingly weak jobs report sent stocks higher, with investors betting the Federal Reserve might not have to raise rates as aggressively.
For the week, the NASDAQ increased about half a percent, while the S&P five hundred slipped about a quarter percent, and the Dow ended the week one point three percent lower.
Bonds stole the spotlight again this week as the third quarter wrapped up and the fourth began.
The 10-year treasury yield climbed to its highest level in twenty-four years, as investors worried that high oil prices and a resilient economy could keep inflation hot and interest rates higher for longer.
Those forces have put pressure on stocks and started spilling into corporate America.
A surprisingly weak jobs report sent stocks higher, with investors betting the Federal Reserve might not have to raise rates as aggressively.
For the week, the NASDAQ increased about half a percent, while the S&P five hundred slipped about a quarter percent, and the Dow ended the week one point three percent lower.
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