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U.S. bond yields rebounded as market expectations for a Fed rate cut cooled again and indicators such as U.S. manufacturing improved in April. As of May 24, the 2-year U.S. bond yield, which is sensitive to monetary policy, rose slightly to 4.93%. It had previously climbed to 4.98% on April 18, the highest record for the year, and it was 3.89% in the same period last year; The 10-year U.S. bond yield, which reflects the outlook for U.S. economic growth, rose slightly by 4.46%. It had previously hit a record high of 4.7% this year on April 25, compared with 3.38% in the same period last year.We believe that the short-term economic outlook of the United States is confusing. Although inflation expectations have cooled, the inflation stickiness brought about by the service industry has caused

$Salesforce.com(CRM)$ investors are feeling the sting of disappointment after the company's weak earnings report. The stock price plunged 16% in after-hours trading, reflecting a miss on revenue targets and a less-than-stellar forecast. Here's a breakdown of the situation and why I'm concerned. Salesforce reported revenue of $9.13 billion, failing to meet analyst expectations of $9.17 billion. This might seem like a minor miss, but in the world of high-growth tech stocks, it can be a major blow to investor confidence. This is especially concerning considering the overall market climate, where growth is paramount. Salesforce's earnings per share met expectations, but their guidance for the current quarter was underwhelming. Their projected revenue