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U.S. equities plunged and the S&P 500 Index dropped 1.5% on Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2023 after consumer confidence and new home sales figures came in lower than anticipated.

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A global equity index lost more than 1% on Tuesday in a choppy trading session as fears of higher-for-longer interest rates ate into appetites for riskier assets while the benchmark U.S. Treasury yield remained near 16-year highs. The dollar index hit a 10-month high while the Japanese yen came closer to a key level, where Japanese officials are seen as potentially intervening to shore up the currency. Wall Street's major stock indexes followed Asian and European equities lower as investors continued to digest last week's indication from the Federal Reserve that it would keep rates higher for longer than investors had previously expected.

The sell-off in stocks today continued as the Nasdaq composite led the session on the downside. The premier index for growth stocks fell 1.6% and registered its fifth drop in six sessions. Microsoft at one point dropped well more than 2% as the "Magnificent Seven" megacap techs felt even more selling pressure.

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While today's selling was widespread, EV stocks Rivian and Fisker sizzled after receiving bullish analyst attention. The September selloff resumed Tuesday with stocks closing lower across the board. In addition to rising Treasury yields, sentiment took a hit after the latest batch of economic data came in worse than expected and as a looming government shutdown sparks concern over another potential U.S credit downgrade. Earlier today, The Conference Board said its consumer confidence index fell

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The S&P 500 dropped 1.5% and the Nasdaq Composite declined 1.6%. The decline has a lot to do with the Federal Reserve. The central bank made clear at its annual meeting at Jackson Hole in August that it intends to keep interest rates elevated for a while to lower inflation.

Stocks pulled back as Wall Street continued to face up to the prospect of a long period of high interest rates.

Wall Street's main indexes ended sharply lower on Tuesday as 10-year Treasury yields held their multi-year highs, with investors still wrestling with prospects for a long period of high interest rates and the economic fallout. Adding to investor anxiety was the potential of a partial U.S. government shutdown by the weekend, which ratings agency Moody's warned would harm the country's credit. Benchmark 10-year Treasury yields have climbed to 16-year highs in the wake of the Federal Reserve's hawkish longer-term rate outlook last week.

A closely watched gauge of expected stock-market volatility jumps to its highest level since May as the S&P 500 slumps to a three-month low.

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It is clear that interest rates are driving the ship, but that ship could be on the cusp of taking a major turn. If so, we can expect trend changes in other assets.

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Rising oil prices contribute to renewed inflation concerns. Treasury yields hover near 16-year highs.

Wall Street's main indexes sank over 1% on Tuesday as 10-year Treasury yields held their multi-year highs, with investors still wrestling with prospects for a long period of high interest rates and the economic fallout. Adding to investor anxiety was the potential of a partial U.S. government shutdown by the weekend, which ratings agency Moody's warned would harm the country's credit.