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Technology stocks endured a rough stretch last week as concerns about the cost of artificial intelligence infrastructure, rising borrowing expenses and uncertain returns on investment fueled a sharp selloff.

Inflation running at 3.7%, driven by sharp jumps in energy costs, has reminded investors how quickly everyday expenses can bite into returns. Reliable Australian dividend stocks with yields above 5% offer a way to keep income flowing even when prices feel punchy. This article examines three of the strongest candidates from our high yield aristocrat…

BANGKOK/WASHINGTON, Oct 13 (Reuters) – The International Monetary Fund warned on Tuesday against “complacency” in global financial markets, citing risks from an artificial intelligence-driven selloff, rising government bond yields, or cyberattacks as potential threats facing still-resilient markets.

Rising global inflation worries tied to higher oil and food costs have pushed many investors toward cash. Canadian dividend stocks with yields above 3%, backed by well covered and steadily growing payouts, offer a different way to seek resilience. You get potential income today, along with the comfort of companies that have kept dividends on…

(Kitco News) – Investors may be tempted by U.S. Treasury yields above 5%, but one prominent market strategist warns that rising borrowing costs represent a growing threat to both financial markets and the broader economy, creating an environment in which investors need to remain broadly diversified with exposure to gold and other commodities.

LONDON, Sept 24 (Reuters) – For years, 5% on the benchmark US 10-year Treasury yield was viewed as the point at which global financial markets would start hitting turbulence. That threshold is beginning to look less like a ceiling and more like a waypoint.

SINGAPORE/LONDON, Sept 15 (Reuters) – Government borrowing costs hit their highest level since the 2008 financial crisis on Tuesday, with 10-year U.S. Treasury yields rising above 5%, highlighting the tension between fast-growing global debt loads and so far resilient economic growth.

U.S. benchmark 10-year yields hit the highest since 2023. Shashank Nayar·Stocktwits Published Sep 09, 2026   |   6:01 PM EDT

The yields on government bonds have reached their highest levels since before the financial crisis of 2008 as the financial markets deliver a directive to governments around the world that they must slash spending on all social services and deepen their attacks on the working class in order to pay for war and rearmament.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Interest rates on government bonds are rising again around the world, making borrowing more expensive for consumers and businesses and heightening concerns about whether governments are issuing more debt than financial markets can handle.