Hot CPI Pushes 10-Year Yield to 5%, Nvidia Sinks 6%: Stock Market Today
Hotter October CPI pushed the 10-year Treasury yield to 5% and the 2-year up 17 basis points, while Nvidia's slide weighed on the Nasdaq 100.
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