United States stocks fell late Tuesday morning as the 10-year Treasury yield pushed above 5% after hotter inflation.
CAMS Midday Market Check.
Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
Good afternoon.
United States stocks fell late Tuesday morning as the 10-year Treasury yield pushed above 5% after hotter inflation.
At eleven fifty Eastern, the Nasdaq was down about 1.2%.
The S and P 500 was lower by about 0.8%.
The Dow lost about 0.7%.
Small caps were also weak, with the Russell 2000 down about 1.2%.
October consumer prices rose 0.4% from September.
Core prices gained 0.3% for a third straight month.
Both readings were one tenth of a percentage point above the forecasts reported by CNBC.
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said a half-point December rate increase should be considered if core inflation was around 0.3% or higher.
The 2-year Treasury yield reached about 4.76%, showing how quickly rate expectations tightened.
Technology fell about 1.7%, while financials, energy and consumer staples held modest gains.
Nvidia was down about 6.3%.
Taiwan Semiconductor edged higher after reporting October revenue rose nearly 60% from a year earlier.
The V I X hovered near 21.
The dollar index rose about 0.7%.
Gold futures fell about 2.1%.
West Texas Intermediate held near $87.
A 10-year Treasury auction, more Fed speakers and CoreWeave's report after the close remain on today's calendar.
The midday test is whether yields hold above 5% and keep pressure on growth stocks, or retreat enough for participation to improve.
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