Dow Jones Top Markets Headlines at 11 AM ET: An AI bubble is no longer Wall Street's biggest fear. This stock-market risk just took its place. | Global ...

An AI bubble is no longer Wall Street's biggest fear. This stock-market risk just took its place.

Global fund managers are more worried about a "disorderly rise" in bond yields than a bubble for AI, says Bank of America's latest survey.

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Global Bond Selloff Deepens as 10-Year Yields Hit Multiyear Highs

The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield hit its highest level since 2007 and yields on 10-year German and Japanese government bonds were at multiyear highs.

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Stocks Lower as 10-Year Treasury Yield Hits Fresh High

U.S. stocks weakened, with the Dow industrials leading modest declines.

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U.S. Diesel Prices Hit Record High as Fuel Squeeze Bites

The average price of a gallon of diesel in the U.S. hit a fresh record of $6.27 on Tuesday, boosting expectations that the Fed would hike interest rates Wednesday.

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New York Manufacturing Activity Decelerated in September

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York said its statewide manufacturing index of business conditions came in at 7.6, pulling back from a four-year high of 20.6 in August.

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Canada Wholesale Sales Rose in July

Wholesale sales rose 0.3% from the month before to a seasonally adjusted 93.09 billion Canadian dollars, the equivalent of US$66.96 billion, Statistics Canada said.

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Fed System Monitoring Banks Suffered Outage Last Month

The disruption hit the National Information Center, a data system used by regulators.

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Global Trading System Facing Fragmentation or Revamp At 'Critical Juncture,' WTO Says

The WTO said that economic activity would shrink significantly if world trade were to splinter into geopolitical blocs or regional groupings.

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Eurozone Trade Surplus Widened in July

The result signals a boost to the economy from trade at the start of the third quarter-despite lingering geopolitical uncertainty.

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Oil Prices Rise as Middle East Supply Concerns Persist

Brent crude futures rose to $107.59-but remained below Monday's intraday high-as the shutdown of Saudi Arabia's East-West Pipeline and recent Houthi territorial gains kept supply concerns elevated.

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German Investor Confidence Continues Improving Streak

Sentiment benefited from continued resilience of the Eurozone's largest economy, despite the impact of the Middle East conflict on energy prices.

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Bond Yields Could Come Down as Fast as They've Climbed

Expectations for what the Fed will do are driving the recent moves in long-term yields.

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The Stagnant Housing Market Is About to Face a 7% Mortgage

The housing market is approaching the highest mortgage rate since January 2025, likely spooking home buyers and home builders even more.

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U.K. Labor Market Remains Soft as BOE Rate Decision Looms

Unemployment remained close to a five-year high in the three months through July, with the labor market showing continued signs of softness.

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Bank of Japan Set to Deliver Fastest Hike of Cycle as Pressure Mounts

The Japanese central bank's tone and guidance will be scrutinized for hints on whether it will accelerate tightening further or stick to a gradual approach.

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September 15, 2026 11:15 ET (15:15 GMT)