T-Mobile US plunges 13% to new 52-week low amid new competitive threat

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Shares of T-Mobile US (TMUS), a wireless communications and broadband provider, retreated more than 13% on Friday amid concerns about a new competitive threat would pressure wireless stocks, with broader headwinds from elevated interest rates and bond yields adding to the selling.

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