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// Latest recapYield Curve Steepening Rattles Growth; NVDA Holds the $140 Pivot
All recaps →Equities faced afternoon selling pressure as a long-end Treasury rout forced a rotation out of high-beta tech into defensive value and energy.
The morning session belonged to the bulls as NVDA defended the $140 psychological level, sparking a relief rally across the semiconductor space. Traders were hunting for a breakout above yesterday's high, but the tape soured mid-day when the 10-year yield tagged 4.45%. This triggered a programmatic flush in the Nasdaq 100, leaving late-day longs trapped as price action failed to reclaim the 20-day EMA. The intraday trend shifted from a 'buy-the-dip' regime to a 'sell-the-rip' environment by the London close.
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