The main U.S. stock indices mostly declined on Monday - Dow Jones and S&P 500 lost 0.58% and 0.17% respectively, Nasdaq rose by 0.27%. Yesterday, the ten-day yield on U.S. bonds with a maturity of 10 years rose to 5.025% amid investors' concerns about the Fed's monetary policy - they have recently been very worried about the possibility that the key rate will remain high for a long time, investing.com writes. The recent speech of the head of the regulator Jerome Powell, who admitted that the tightening of the Fed's policy will continue, contributed to such sentiments.

Last week all 3 key indices ended with a fall due to the growth of government bond yields to the highest level since the global crisis in 2007 - 5%. According to the results of weekly trading, S&P 500 for the first time in 3 weeks showed a loss, falling by 2.4%.

This week, the players' attention will be focused on the continued publication of reports of large companies, including those from the technology sector.