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US stocks slip as oil hits $109.35 and 10‑year yield tops 5%
Reported by Deepak Mishra (Copy Editor) · Economic Times - Markets ·
US stocks fell as oil prices and Treasury yields rose, adding pressure before the Federal Reserve’s expected rate hike. Brent crude moved up to $109.35 a barrel. The 10‑year Treasury yield crossed the 5% mark. The higher oil cost and yield level sparked worries about inflation and higher borrowing costs. Analysts said stretched stock valuations made the market vulnerable. The data reflect conditions as of 16 September 2026, 01:30 AM IST. The combined effect of rising energy prices and yield spikes kept investors cautious ahead of the Fed decision.
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