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The bull market is turning 4 years old — but yields could crash the party

The bull market is turning 4 years old — but yields could crash the party
MarketWatch Sunday 11 October 2026, 13:00 UTC By Isabel Wang 1 min read
Key Points

For four years, tech has been the answer to almost every question about this bull market.

For four years, tech has been the answer to almost every question about this bull market.
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