Nasdaq Slumps as Tech Selloff Intensifies Amid Rising Treasury Yields

Key Facts

1The Nasdaq fell 2.65% to 25,012 amid heavy selling pressure on technology shares.

2The S&P 500 is testing a key rising trendline support near the 7,380 level.

3US 10-year yields rose 4.6 basis points to 4.701%, adding pressure to equities.

Reflecting growing anxiety within the technology sector, broad US stock indices experienced a sharp selloff that saw the Nasdaq drop 2.65% to 25,012. According to reports, the S&P 500 is currently testing a key rising trendline support near the 7,380 level amid intense selling pressure. This decline is primarily driven by investors reducing exposure to technology shares as rising Treasury yields continue to act as a negative catalyst for equity valuations.

These movements coincide with additional pressure from the bond market, where US 10-year yields rose 4.6 basis points to reach 4.701%. Per market data, the Nasdaq is facing a critical test of a technical support zone between 24,913 and 25,109, while traders are monitoring the 7,380 level on the S&P 500 as a primary support barrier to prevent further deterioration of the upward trajectory.

Looking ahead, traders are watching whether indices can hold above current support levels, as a sustained move below 24,707 on the Nasdaq could open the door for further declines. With updated real-time price data unavailable in the database (as of close July 23, 2026), focus remains on the stability of Treasury yields as a catalyst for restoring balance in the financial markets.