 There was good news about inflation in June. Consumer prices rose just one-tenth of one percent from May. That is the smallest increase in three years. And that's bolstering hopes for a rate cut or two from the Fed later this year. But that disinflation in June is also sending yields on bonds sharply lower. And that's got stocks mostly lower right now. The Dow hanging on to a very small gain. The tech-heavy Nasdaq down nearly two percent, over 300 points. The S&P 500 down eight-tenths of one percent.