Daily Market Updates: Wall Street sees sharp swings on “Fed Day” as bond yields jump

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Wall Street sees sharp swings on “Fed Day” as bond yields jump

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MarketWatch reports that major equity indexes recorded their worst “Fed Day” performance since December 2024, highlighting heightened volatility around the latest Federal Reserve-related trading session.

In the same move, the yield on the 30-year bond rose sharply, underscoring the simultaneous selloff in rate-sensitive assets and pressure across stocks.

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