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Shares of companies in the broader consumer discretionary sector are trading lower amid a spike in energy prices and higher Treasury yields, which may fuel concerns about inflation, increased borrowing costs, and pressure on consumer spending power.

Jun 1, 2026, 4:58 PMBenzinga Newsdesk
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