- STOCKS: Chinese stocks hit a 10-year high. Wall Street ends in the red, led by the Dow’s 0.8% slide.
- SHARES/SECTORS: Nine of the 11 S&P 500 sectors fall, utilities down 1.6%, health down 1.4%. Keurig Dr Pepper shares slump 11.5% on its $18 billion takeover of JDE Peet’s. S&P puts firm on negative credit watch.
- FX: Dollar index +0.8%, its best day this month, recovering some of Friday’s steep decline.
- BONDS: 30-year JGB yield up for eighth day in a row to new high of 3.215%. U.S. 2-year yield up 4 bps, curve bear flattens.
- COMMODITIES: Oil spikes nearly 2% to a two-week high. Brent crude pierces $69/bbl, WTI back up to $65/bbl.
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