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What Happened Last Week Yields Plunged: A weak jobs report helped push the 30-year yield

What Happened Last Week Sell America: U.S. long-term Treasuries, equities, and the dollar all declined

Lowest spreads in nearly three years Want more evidence that the U.S. economy is in

Don’t read too much into harbingers of stock market doom and gloom Sometimes, it pays—literally—to

What happened last week Price action: The S&P 500 rose higher and through key technical

As investors digested both the Fed’s decision to raise interest rates by another 75 basis
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What Happened Last Week Yields Plunged: A weak jobs report helped push the 30-year yield to its biggest weekly fall since April. Tech Stocks Rose:

What Happened Last Week Sell America: U.S. long-term Treasuries, equities, and the dollar all declined as investors sought shelter in defensive assets and international stocks.

Lowest spreads in nearly three years Want more evidence that the U.S. economy is in good shape? Just take a look at the junk bond

Don’t read too much into harbingers of stock market doom and gloom Sometimes, it pays—literally—to look beyond what’s “obvious” to everyone else. Case in point:

What happened last week Price action: The S&P 500 rose higher and through key technical levels, recovering the majority of April’s losses. Interest Rates: Ahead

As investors digested both the Fed’s decision to raise interest rates by another 75 basis points and the news that U.S. economic growth declined in