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Consumer “warning lights” flash as oil and Treasury yields rise
Wall Street’s focus is shifting to early signals of weakening consumer momentum, with WSJ Markets describing “warning lights” in consumer data.
In the same market readout, WSJ Markets also points to rising oil prices and higher Treasury yields as part of the broader risk backdrop facing markets.
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