Global stock indexes slide as U.S. dollar hits two-year high

Global stock indexes fell today, while the U.S. dollar index hit its highest in more than two years after last week's blowout.

U.S. jobs data prompted investors to weigh the possibility that the Federal Reserve may have finished cutting interest rates.

U.S. Treasury 10-year yields surged to 14-month highs in choppy trading before pulling back.

Investors anxiously await Wednesday's U.S. Consumer Price Index reading.

A Reuters poll of economists gives a median forecast for an annual rise of 2.9%, up from November's 2.7%, and for a monthly increase of 0.3%.