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Dow futures slide over 200 points and Nasdaq-100 falls 1% amid rising bond yields

Private-sector employment increased by 568,000 in September. U.S. stock index futures were trading

Dow futures slide over 200 points and Nasdaq-100 falls 1% amid rising bond yields

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Dow futures slide over 200 points and Nasdaq-100 falls 1% amid rising bond yields

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