Daily Market Updates: Stocks and 30-year yields swing sharply on “Fed Day”

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Stocks and 30-year yields swing sharply on “Fed Day”

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MarketWatch reports that US stocks and bonds saw unusually large swings on “Fed Day,” with major equity indexes logging their worst performance since December 2024.

In parallel, the yield on the 30-year bond rose sharply during the session, highlighting how changes in rate expectations were driving moves across both asset classes.

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