Wall Street Ends the Week in the Red as Gold Retreats and Yields Grind Higher
All three major U.S. indexes closed lower Friday as climbing Treasury yields and a pullback in gold kept buyers sidelined heading into the weekend.
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All three major U.S. indexes closed lower Friday as climbing Treasury yields and a pullback in gold kept buyers sidelined heading into the weekend.
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Stocks drifted lower from record highs on Monday as the 10-year Treasury yield ticked up, oil topped 5, and gold cooled. Here's what moved the markets.
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