Stock futures moved lower as the 10-Year Yield reached its highest level since 2007, keeping pressure on markets. The Wall Street Journal Markets headline, “Stock Market Today: 10-Year Yield Hits Highest Level Since 2007,” captured the session’s focus on rising borrowing costs and investor caution.

Brent crude climbed to $108 a barrel, adding to concerns about inflation and the economic outlook. Higher energy prices can weigh on corporate margins and consumer spending, while rising yields make equities less attractive compared with fixed-income investments.

The report, “Brent crude climbs to $108 a barrel with stock futures lower,” offered no additional details on market moves or commentary. Investors were left watching how oil prices and the 10-Year Yield would shape trading.