David Brancaccio

10-year interest rate at one point was at its highest level in nearly five months.

Those interest rates have eased slightly this morning, 4.28 percent on the 10-year.

U.S.

Treasury Secretary Scott Besant said he was, quote, unconcerned about that bond market sell-off.

Besant also labeled as irrelevant news a Danish pension fund will sell $100 million in U.S.

treasuries, given Trump's Greenland aspirations.

Now, the Topics Index in Tokyo fell 1% today with a sudden general election call there.

Germany's down 0.6% now.

NASDAQ futures here are down slightly.

S&P futures are up by less than 0.1% now.

The U.S.

Supreme Court is set to hear arguments today in the case of Lisa Cook.

The Fed governor, President Trump, is trying to fire.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell will reportedly be in the room.

Marketplace's Nancy Marshall-Genzer has more.

Now to a global look at where people are OK using artificial intelligence.

A new Ipsos and Google scientific survey finds Americans more leery about the technology than in some other countries.

In the U.S., 40 percent of adults report using AI in, say, Nigeria, the United Arab Emirates or India.

It's near 85 percent, Marketplace's Samantha Fields reports.

President Trump's potentially market-moving speech to the World Economic Forum in Switzerland has been delayed to near midday Eastern time now after an unexpected need to switch Air Force Ones.