Russell 2000 drops over 1 percent amid rising Treasury yields

7 articles · Updated · MarketWatch · Apr 29

The index fell by 27 points to 2,728 in recent trading, reflecting heightened pressure on small-cap stocks.
Rising short-term Treasury yields have made interest-rate-sensitive sectors particularly vulnerable, contributing to the decline in the Russell 2000.
The broader equity market is experiencing volatility as investors react to changing rate expectations and shifting risk sentiment.

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