CNBC Daily Open: Markets took a beating — and there may be worse ahead

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Markets had their worst time successful 3 months. Reality whitethorn beryllium catching up with them.

It was an atrocious time for markets. Let's leap consecutive into the numbers: The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 2.06% and the S&P 500 mislaid 2%. It was some indexes' worst time since Dec. 15. The Nasdaq Composite had an adjacent poorer showing, losing 2.5%. Indeed, the caller outperformance of maturation stocks connected the Nasdaq could beryllium a specified mirage. "We stay slightest preferred connected the tech assemblage overall, particularly US," said UBS.

U.S. markets were weighed down by lackluster outlooks from Walmart and Home Depot. Walmart's brushed outlook suggests that consumers are feeling the pinch from rising prices. Meanwhile, Home Depot's struggles bespeak that the lodging marketplace is inactive buckling nether rising involvement rates. That pessimism was reflected successful the S&P — user discretionary stocks saw the largest diminution of 3.3%.

Some analysts deliberation stocks are facing the world of higher involvement rates — a script the enslaved marketplace has priced in. On Tuesday, the 10-year Treasury output climbed to 3.9%, portion the 2-year complaint roseate to 4.7%, numbers not seen since November. "I deliberation it's the equity markets that yet caught up to what the Treasury markets person been saying for a mates of weeks," said B. Riley Wealth's Chief Market Strategist Art Hogan. When the Federal Reserve's minutes are released Wednesday, markets volition besides find retired what cardinal bankers person been saying — and, possibly for the archetypal clip this year, respond accordingly.

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