Stock Market: Will S&P 500 Open Up or Down Today?
Will S&P 500 open higher? Polymarket odds sit at 52% as Wall Street weighs 5.35% Treasury yields, potential Iran strikes, and Pepsi earnings.
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Scott Bessent's Advisor Defends Real Yield Spike, Showcasing 'Trending Lower' Inflation Measures Since Biden's Presidency
Treasury advisor Zervos defends real yield spikes with 'trending lower' inflation data, while critics slam trimmed-mean PCE as 'useless'.
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