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U.S. Stock Futures Point to Further Losses on Rate Concerns

U.S. stock futures sank and Treasury yields jumped to start the week, as investors remained unsettle

U.S. Stock Futures Point to Further Losses on Rate Concerns

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Contracts for the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 0.8%, while those tied to the tech-focused Nasdaq-100 sank 1%.Gold slid 0.5% and stood at $1740.4.VIX, VIXmain rose 6.3% and 2% separately.Monday’s declines before the opening suggest U.S. stocks will likely see another turbulent day of trading, as traders assess Fed ChairmanJerome Powell’s comments from last week. Speaking Friday in Jackson Hole, Mr. Powell said the U.S. central bank must continue raising interest rates and keep them at an elevated level, until it is confident inflation is under control.Mr. Powell’s comments unsettled investors, many of whom had begun to wager that historically large rate increases were in the rearview mirror. Many had expected that, starting in September, the Fed would slow the magnitude of its interest-rate increases, until eventually cutting rates next year.Friday’s comments reshuffled those expectations. 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