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Meta Tumbles 6% on AI Spending Fears, 10-Year Yield Falls Below 5%: Stock Market Today

BenzingaPiero Cingari

Meta's higher AI spending plan drags tech lower as Treasurys rally and the 10-year yield drops below 5%. Gold, silver and Bitcoin fall; oil climbs.

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