Stocks Hit Records
US stocks reach new highs despite rising bond yields. Cramer explains the trend.
US stocks are hitting record highs despite surging bond yields.
The Nasdaq has reached a new record as bond yields continue to rise.
BlackRock says higher yields are not necessarily bad for markets.
Key facts
- US stocks are at record highs
- Bond yields are surging
- Nasdaq has reached a new record
- Higher yields may not harm markets
Three perspectives
Neutral
Investors are watching the trend, with some analysts saying higher yields do not necessarily undermine the bull market. The situation is being monitored by market experts. BlackRock has commented on the issue.
Positive
The bull market is continuing, with stocks ignoring bonds for now. Cramer has explained why stocks are hitting records. Higher yields may not be bad for markets, according to BlackRock.
Negative
Rising bond yields could potentially harm the market. Some analysts are warning that the trend may not continue. The impact of higher yields on stocks is being closely watched.
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