EXCLUSIVE: Nasdaq 100 Suffers Worst Day Since 2020, but Credit Markets Aren't Panicking, Says S&P Global Analyst
The Nasdaq 100 had its worst day since 2020, but credit barely moved. S&P Global's Gavan Nolan tells Benzinga why three stocks stand out.
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Tech stocks fell hard today, but borrowing costs stayed calm. This tells us people aren't super scared about the future.
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