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Stock Market Today: Nasdaq 100 Tumbles as Oil Spikes 6%, Yields Hit 19-Year High

BenzingaPiero Cingari

Crude jumped 6% and 30-year Treasury yields hit levels last seen in 2007 as a hot PPI print pushed Fed rate-hike odds toward 70% ahead of Friday's CPI.

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