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Global Bond Rout Sparks Tech Selloff: 5 Nasdaq Stocks Falling 5% On Tuesday
A global bond selloff hit tech stocks: CrowdStrike, Astera Labs and three others fell over 5% as yields jumped on Warsh's hawkish remarks.
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