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US close: Stocks finish mostly lower as bond yields climb

US stocks were mostly lower on Thursday with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq falling for the fifth straight day as another rise in bond yields dampened risk appetite

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Treasuries Hit as Hawkish Fed Views Keep Piling Up: Markets Wrap

Treasuries Hit as Hawkish Fed Views Keep Piling Up: Markets Wrap
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Asian Stocks Set to Drop on Hawkish Fed Comments: Markets Wrap

Asian Stocks Set to Drop on Hawkish Fed Comments: Markets Wrap
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Alaska Air: Q1 Earnings Snapshot

Alaska Air: Q1 Earnings Snapshot
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Asian Stocks Set to Drop on Hawkish Fed Comments: Markets Wrap

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