The Fear of a Fed Rate Shift Drives the Yield on Ten-Year U.S. Treasuries to a Two-Decade High of Over 5%, Weighing on Wall Street, While Oil Prices Surge Past the $100 Mark Due to Supply Disruptions in the Middle East, Fueling Inflation Concerns - Broadcom CEO Hock Tan Pushes Back Against the Rampant AI Cooling Debate With Robust Chip Forecasts – Meanwhile, the DAX Shakes Off Its Early Losses

USA & MACRO CONDITIONS Wall Street is showing considerable nervousness ahead of the central bank meeting The S&P 500 is down -0.52%, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 declines by -0.55%. At the top, the yield on ten-year U.S. Treasuries climbs to 5.01%, the highest level since 2007, a sign of a global bond sell-off driven by rising energy prices, high debt levels, and resurgent inflation. The Brent price jumps by +2.32% above the $107 mark after supply disruptions in the Middle East pushed the price over $100. The U.S. dollar strengthens,...