Stocks Continue Lower on Rate Concerns, Higher Crude
The major indices continued to slide lower Thursday
morning after crude prices rose above $67.00 per barrel and bond
yields continued to hover near the 5% mark. The Dow is lower by
0.5%, while the Nasdaq and S&P are down 0.7%.
July crude futures are higher by 1.9% to $67.24 per barrel. Gold
futures for August delivery moved fractionally lower to $669.95 an ounce.
Around Asia, the Shanghai Composite
ramped up 3% to 3,890.80, Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index fell
fractionally to 20,800.16, and Tokyo’s Nikkei rose fractionally to
18,053.38.
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Darren Wong
Associate Editor
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