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Nasdaq 100 Sinks, Oil Rallies as Trump Rejects Iran's Hormuz Plan: Stock Market Today
Stocks slipped at midday Monday as oil surged and yields hit a 19-year high after Trump rejected Iran's Hormuz plan; MongoDB tumbled 18%.
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