Stock futures inch higher as traders weather latest rise in Treasury yields: Live updates
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{ "epilogue": "Stock futures rose and remained mixed as traders monitored fluctuating Treasury yields, easing rate hike bets, and varying jobs data jitters. Major indexes experienced differing movements while market participants tracked specific stocks in focus during premarket trading." }
Epilogue added 53m ago, after coverage quieted.
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Stock futures inch higher as traders weather latest rise in Treasury yields: Live updates CNBC · 34d ago broke it first
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