The 10-year Treasury yield was up a tad early Wednesday, holding 4.63% and near its highest levels in two months as resurgent oil prices once again raise concerns about inflation. Brent crude on Wednesday rose to more than $94 a barrel as fighting between the U.

The US Treasury market fell, pushing 10- and 30-year yields to the highest levels in about two months, as a surge in crude oil prices stoked concern that inflationary pressures will prompt the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates.

U.S. Treasury yields climbed across the curve Tuesday morning, extending a recent uptrend as oil prices regained momentum. The advance reflects renewed concerns over inflationary

U.S. Treasury yields across maturities are trading at or near multimonth highs in Asian trade, only marginally higher on the day, as oil prices continue rising. The two-year Treasury yield rose to 4.309% before edging back to 4.

US stocks swung between small gains and losses after chipmakers came off session lows and oil prices jumped on the escalation of the US-Iran war. Traders are also bracing for key earnings from Alphabet Inc.

Those risks seem to be weighing on equity investors today, with the Nasdaq composite slipping after yesterday’s chip-stock rally. Big Tech earnings will be in focus this afternoon, with updates from Alphabet,

Wall Street’s major market averages finished lower on Wednesday, as investors geared up to assess earnings reports from major technology companies. The blue-chip Dow (DJI) closed flat, the benchmark S&P 500 (SP500) ended -0.

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IBM dropped its full-year revenue growth target on Wednesday to between 4% and 5% from a prior forecast of over 5%, after sales of its mainframe hardware fell 42% in the second quarter. The cut confirms to shareholders who had watched the stock recover over the last few years that IBM’s most profitable legacy

CEO says Big Blue is well-positioned across its software, infrastructure and consulting businesses to help customers capture value from AI.

IBM said Wednesday that it expects constant-currency revenue growth in the range of 4% to 5% for 2026, below a prior forecast that called for growth of over 5%. The company maintained its expectations for annual free cash flow to increase by about $1 billion relative to what was seen in 2025.

European indexes fell in opening trade, as consumer stocks that had rallied in the last session handed back some gains.

European shares edged lower on Wednesday, dragged down by technology stocks as caution prevailed ​ahead of earnings from U.S. big ​techs, while investors assessed escalating Middle ⁠East tensions.

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European stocks closed higher on Tuesday, supported to a large extent by gains in technology and materials sectors, as investors looked ahead to earnings updates from several big-name companies and awaited the European Central Bank's monetary policy announcement.

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JPMorgan just posted the biggest quarterly profit ever by a U.S. bank, but Jamie Dimon says investors shouldn't expect this level of performance to last.

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says he wouldn't buy stocks or long-dated Treasurys at current prices, warning markets are underpricing geopolitical and fiscal risks.

JPMorgan's Dimon highlighted escalating geopolitical tensions, including conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine, US-China frictions and ballooning government deficits as key threats that could trigger market turbulence.