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Nasdaq 100 Slips, 10-Year Yields Hit 19-Year Highs: Stock Market Today

BenzingaPiero Cingari

Stocks slid as the 10-year Treasury yield hit a 19-year high on blowout PMI data; cybersecurity stocks bucked the selloff.

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