The USA retreated on Tuesday (2.9.25) marketsexpanding losses from Friday, as large technology companies retreated and 10 years of US bonds They rose, pressured by the growing corporate versions.
Specifically, in US markets, the S&P 500 fell 0.9% to 10:01 am. In New York, with all the 11 teams in the industry negotiating lower, led by technology companies. The Nasdaq 100 lost 1% and the CBOE VIX index ranged close to 18. The yield on the 10 -year US government bond rose to 4.27%, according to Bloomberg.
Nvidia led the S&P 500 downside in volume, with losses of up to 3.2%, and also low -performance chip shares. The Philadelphia Semiconductor fell up to 2.9%.
A court ruling late on Friday is worried about investors seeking clearly about the impact of duties on inflation and decision -making. Caterpillar extended its losses for a second day after warning that the imposition of duties would be more difficult than expected. In addition, an unprecedented level of concentration in a handful of technology shares raises concern.
US bonds have been pressured amid the fall of long -term European bonds and a growing corporate debt sales diary as investors returned from the three -day holiday.
The reference bond yields were about 5 basis points higher throughout the curve, prior to ISM processing data expected at 10am. in New York. The bond market launches an important week of financial data, including the August employment report on Friday, which is to determine to what extent the US Federal Bank will continue a widely expected relaxation cycle in September.
“The bond market tells you, not only here but everywhere else, that he is worried about the course we are in,” Kathy Jones, head of a strategic strategic income on Charles Schwab & Co., told Bloomberg TV. “The market will continue to invoice a higher premium until we receive some kind of cohesive policy or a signal that the economy is slowing down. We can see this in the employment report. “
The rise in yields of the 30 -year bonds of the United Kingdom and Europe has helped the US reference index to move just below 5%before buyers appear, with a series of transactions to blocks being carried out on future fulfillment contracts. Transactions included a buyer of 10,000 contracts of 10 -year bonds, helping to remove yields from the highs of the day around 9am. in New York.