The S&P 500 has defied various economic challenges this past year, but rising 10-year Treasury yields approaching 5% pose a significant risk to the stock market's momentum. Higher yields make bonds more attractive compared to stocks, increase borrowing costs, and reduce the present value of future earnings, especially impacting growth sectors. If yields surpass 5%, it could trigger a shift in investor behavior, pressuring stock valuations and potentially ending the market's rally. Investors should closely watch this yield threshold as it may signal a major market turning point.
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