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Global bond rout deepens as oil stays above $90

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Wall Street got off to a weaker start as the global bond selloff intensified, with U.S. futures slipping and chip stocks headed for a lower open.

According to WSJ Markets, Micron Technology and Applied Materials were both down more than 3% in premarket trading, as markets weighed the backdrop of oil staying above $90.

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