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Jesse Cohen, senior markets analyst at Investing.com, reports that stocks have fallen for a fourth consecutive day, with VIX volatility jumping and Treasury yields reaching 20-year highs.
Oil prices have surged to $107, while rate hike bets on the Federal Reserve are increasing and U.S.-Iran tensions are escalating. Investors are now awaiting the latest Consumer Price Index report expected tomorrow.
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Earlier this week, Jesse Cohen reported that the U.S. Treasury plans to conduct a $12.5 billion buyback of its own debt, describing the move as QE without the Fed. He also highlighted the steep decline in Nike shares, noting that a $10,000 investment five years ago would now be worth about $2,500. These developments add to investors’ concerns as fresh inflation data approaches.