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Mon, 04/23/2018 - 1:23pm

Mario Tama/Getty Images Stocks closed mixed Monday, with losses in technology shares and major aluminum company Arconic Inc. The 10-year Treasury yield soared to nearly 3%, and the dollar climbed. Here's the scoreboard: See the rest of the story at Business InsiderNOW WATCH: Wall Street's biggest bull explains why trade war fears are way overblownSee Also:The stock market's 'secret medication for longevity' has vanished — and that leaves it highly vulnerable to a meltdownTesla's Model 3 struggles have traders paying record prices to protect against a stock dropAn overlooked corner of the market has been quietly crushing it — and Bank of America has 2 trades to capitalize on more strengthSEE ALSO: One popular trade is stuck in its worst stretch in 35 years — but Morgan Stanley has the perfect strategy for a big comeback

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