board, but worse for tech. the nasdaq just shy of what we call an official correction. that's down 10% from recent highs. the den year treasury yield topped 1.8% tuesday for the first time since the pandemic, since january 2020. those rising interest rates will eventually lead to higher borrowing costs for autos, for homes, and for other consumer debt. goldman sachs, tough day there. disappointing investors. the stock down about 7%. fourth quarter profit, missed expectation, lower trading volume -- activity, rather, and higher cost for compensation. they paid their bankers more. more corporate earnings today for morgan stanley, bank of america, united airlines we'll hear from. meantime, this is probably the most important story in global markets at this hour. global oil prices hit a seven-year high just as goldman sachs warns that brent crude will hit $100 a barrel later this year. the bank blamed a tight supply, less appetite for oil investments due to the energy transition. there's a lot going on in