US stocks fall as oil and yields climb

On Monday, U.S. stocks declined due to rising oil prices and Treasury bond yields, amid uncertainty over the possibility of reaching an agreement to end the war with Iran and its impact on Federal Reserve interest rates. Oil prices increased after the U.S. President rejected an Iranian peace proposal but eased back amid expectations of possible Qatar-mediated talks between the United States and Iran. The rise in oil prices and bond yields fueled inflation concerns, with Federal Reserve officials suggesting that interest rates could be increased further if inflationary pressures persist. Major stock indices such as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq fell, while Nvidia's shares rose after announcing a plan to buy back $150 billion worth of stock. Conversely, Boeing's stock declined due to software issues with the 737 Max aircraft. Investors are anticipating key economic data this week that could influence the direction of monetary policy, with increasing expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve will raise interest rates at its October meeting.

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