Right now and fast, rattled by rates, stocks struggling as bond yields fight the levels

not seen since before the great financial crisis and as we count down to the jobs report

tomorrow, should investors' fear markets will wilt under the blistering move in bonds.

Plus, the billionaire battle royale Zuckerberg and Musk facing off online met his new social

media app Threads, racking up millions upon millions of users on a single day, will have

the blow by blow in the escalating war of wars between Musk and Zuck coming up.

And later, New York City delivering bad news to a host of gate economy stocks will have

the latest on Uber, DoorDash, and Grubhub's suit against the big apple in its new minimum

wage laws.

I'm Melissa Lee.

This is Fast 20.

We're live at the Nasdaq Market site on the death tonight.

Courtney Garcia, Steve Grasso, Tim Seymour, and Julie Beale.

We start off with the unrelenting rise in rates.

The two-year yield jumping and other seven basis points today rising above 5% for the

first time since March and its peak for the session, it was at its highest level in over

16 years.

Longer term treasuries followed suit with the 10-year crossing back above 4%, the move

coming after much stronger than expected private payroll report raises expectations for more

rate hikes.

Those worries also setting stocks lower though markets close well off their lows.

The Dow down more than 500 at its lows still put in its warstations early May.

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