Stocks Slide as Treasury Selloff Deepens on Iran Rejection — SkimNews
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- U.S. stocks fell Monday as a Treasury selloff deepened, with bond yields surging across multiple outlets (CNBC, WSJ, Bloomberg).
- Treasury yields rose after Trump spurned Iran's latest offer, per Bloomberg, while oil prices fluctuated amid the war keeping markets on edge (NBC News).
Why it matters: The simultaneous slide in equities and surge in bond yields — driven by geopolitical rebuff rather than economic data — signals investors are repricing risk assets as the Iran conflict drags on without a diplomatic resolution.
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