INTL is trading at $29.01, down -4.86%, as a stronger dollar and sharply higher global bond yields may weigh on foreign equity returns. - The price compares with the September 30 close of $30.49; U.S. 10-year yields reached 5.31%. - Overnight trading was mixed: Japan’s Nikkei rose on chip strength, while European indexes fell. The backdrop does not clearly explain INTL’s unusually large move.