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Stocks are pulling ahead despite surging bond yields

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WSJ Markets says investors are reassessing how to handle 2026 after stocks have managed to hold up even as bond yields rise.

The outlet draws a comparison to prior periods when market participants reacted differently, including a panic in 1994 and a more constructive view in 2016.

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