Nasdaq Hits Record; 10- & 30-Year Yields Reach 2002 Highs, NY Fed Probes Private Credit


Nasdaq closes at a record amid broad gains as 10- and 30-year Treasury yields hit 2002 highs; NY Fed reviews banks’ lending to private credit firms. Plus AI funding, Trump diesel move, Google nuclear deal.

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The clip shows markets shrugging off a rise in long-term Treasury yields that reached levels last seen in 2002 while the Nasdaq closed at a record, a combination that feels unusual because higher yields usually cool frothy tech gains. Panelists also flagged the New York Fed's review of banks' lending to private credit firms, a concrete regulatory story that could reshape financing for leveraged deals. The segment mixes market breadth, interest-rate stress, and a specific supervisory probe in one short ride.