Pushing tech down: a 10-year Treasury yield inching up to 4.19% from an intraday low of below 4.16%. It's now just above its Friday close. Most yields across the Treasury curve are up on the day, as the U.S. NAHB Housing Market Index met estimates and ticked slightly higher in December from November, speaking to stronger housing demand. The resulting higher long-dated yields pressures tech stocks the most because they're valued on the basis that a bulk of their cash flows will arrive many years in the futur ...

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LIVE Stocks Give Back Early Gains Last Updated: 28 min ago Tech Selling Picks Up Again. Major Indexes Turn Lower. By Jacob Sonenshine The stock market is giving back its early gain Monday. Selling of technology stocks is picking up again. After all three indexes were in the green to start trading Monday, they all moved into the red about a half hour after trading opened. Now, the Dow has inched its way back to flat, but the S&P 500 is down 0.2% and the tech- heavy Nasdaq Composite is also down 0.2%. This co ...

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Gold futures in New York were on track to break the previous settlement record of $4,359.40 reached on Oct. 20. ...

The stock market opened higher Monday, as bond yields were stable and markets look ahead to key economic data.The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 0.4%, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite rose 0.3% and 0.6%, respectively.Helping is that the two-year Treasury yield was down a touch to just over 3.5%. It has settled around there since September, as the market sees economic data as cool enough for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates. ...