Gartner is trading 4.54% down now at $186.59 after stronger-than-expected U.S. employment data lifted Treasury yields and reduced expectations for near-term rate cuts.
- The August report showed 162,000 jobs added versus approximately 56,000 expected, while unemployment held at 4.1%.
- Markets increased the probability of a September Federal Reserve hike.
- The decline contrasts with Gartner’s 4.66% gain on September 3, suggesting macroeconomic repricing rather than a new company-specific catalyst.