{"version":"https://jsonfeed.org/version/1.1","title":"When Do Markets Open — Market History","home_page_url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/","feed_url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/feed.json","items":[{"id":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-09-09/","url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-09-09/","title":"US stock market on Wednesday, September 9, 2026: S&P 500 -0.46%, Nasdaq 100 -0.29%, Dow Jones -0.75%","image":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/og/market-history/2026-09-09.png","content_text":"September 9, 2026 - The S&P 500 slipped 0.46 percent to close at 762.4, the Nasdaq 100 fell 0.29 percent to 716.31 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 0.75 percent to 524.07. Over the week to date the broad market recorded losses of 1.01 percent for the S&P 500, 0.37 percent for the Nasdaq 100 and 1.87 percent for the Dow, extending the decline that began after Tuesday's tumble in response to rising Middle-East tension and trade-policy strain.\n\nEnergy led sector performance with a 0.83 percent gain, while technology was flat and healthcare slipped 0.33 percent. The laggards were Industrials, down 1.51 percent, Consumer Discretionary, down 1.34 percent, and Utilities, down 1.17 percent. The day's most active stocks were Meta, which rose 6.55 percent after launching its new Muse AI agent, and Academy Sports and Outdoors, which surged 14.4 percent after earnings. Natural gas fell 3.54 percent, Alphabet dropped 2.28 percent, and Amazon slipped 1.78 percent; Chewy and Caseys General Stores also declined on their earnings releases.\n\nThe Treasury market saw the 10-year yield rise to 4.84 percent, up three basis points as a larger-than-expected bond buyback failed to provide the anticipated support. Crude oil futures advanced sharply, with WTI climbing to $96.63, an increase of 3.9 percent, as escalating Persian Gulf tensions lifted prices toward the $100-per-barrel level. The crude-oil fund posted a 2.70 percent gain and the VIX ETN rose 1.72 percent, reflecting heightened volatility. The CNN Fear & Greed Index read 39, indicating a fear-dominated market sentiment.\n\nWednesday's close left the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 and Dow all lower for the week to date, with geopolitical risk, a modest rise in Treasury yields and mixed earnings outcomes weighing on sentiment. The next trading session was Thursday, September 10.","date_published":"2026-09-10T19:56:22.184Z","external_url":"https://data.whendomarketsopen.com/archive/days/2026-09-09.json"},{"id":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-09-08/","url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-09-08/","title":"US stock market on Tuesday, September 8, 2026: S&P 500 -0.55%, Nasdaq 100 -0.08%, Dow Jones -1.13%","image":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/og/market-history/2026-09-08.png","content_text":"September 8, 2026 – The S&P 500 finished the session down 0.55% at 765.96, the Nasdaq 100 slipped 0.08% to 718.36 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 1.13% to close at 528.03. Because this was the first trading day of the week, the week‑to‑date changes mirrored the daily moves: the broad index, the tech‑heavy Nasdaq and the Dow were all lower by the same percentages as recorded at the close.\n\nEnergy stocks led the market higher, rising 1.11%, while utilities added 0.86% and technology posted a modest gain of 0.32%. The lagging side was headed by healthcare, down 2.52%, financials falling 1.38% and materials sliding 0.95%. Among individual equities, Tesla rose 3.98% after a previous plunge, uranium gained 3.13%, and NVIDIA dropped 2.01%. ABM surged 7.6% on earnings, and the volatility index climbed 1.52%. The crude‑oil fund was up 2.87% as WTI crude futures rose 3.1% to $94.35, while the 10‑year Treasury yield edged higher to 4.81%, a rise of 0.02 percentage points from the prior close.\n\nThe market’s drift lower was anchored to several headlines that unfolded before and during trade. Earlier, oil prices had jumped after Houthi attacks on Saudi facilities pushed crude toward multi‑week highs, and the United States later imposed fresh sanctions on Iran’s aviation sector, adding further pressure on oil markets. Canadian retaliatory tariffs worth $27.6 billion and weaker‑than‑expected Chinese import data weighed on sentiment, while a cholesterol‑drug setback clouded the healthcare sector. Technology managed modest gains as Snowflake’s post‑earnings surge and Oracle’s rally offered some support, even as investors awaited the U.S. CPI report slated for Friday and the PPI data due Thursday.\n\nLooking ahead, earnings from Kroger, Chewy and Sunrun were scheduled for the next session on Wednesday, September 9, and markets were poised to absorb the upcoming inflation reports and other economic releases noted in the day’s commentary. The session concluded with the three major indexes in the red, setting a cautious tone for the remainder of the week.","date_published":"2026-09-09T15:58:58.903Z","external_url":"https://data.whendomarketsopen.com/archive/days/2026-09-08.json"},{"id":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-09-07/","url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-09-07/","title":"US markets closed for Labor Day on Monday, September 7, 2026","image":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/og/market-history/2026-09-07.png","content_text":"Monday, September 7, 2026, was a day of closure for US markets, as they observed the Labor Day holiday. As a result, the major indexes did not trade, and no readings were captured.\n\nThe previous session, on Friday, September 4, set the stage for the week, but with the markets closed on Monday, there was no movement to report. The next trading session was on Tuesday, September 8, but since Monday's session is being reviewed, Tuesday's activities are now in the past.\n\nSince the markets were closed, there were no big movers, no sector leaders or laggards, and no economic data or earnings reports were released. The lack of trading activity meant that there were no changes in rates, oil prices, or market sentiment to report.\n\nThe week, which had just begun, had not yet seen any significant activity due to the holiday closure. The previous Friday's session was the last time the markets were active, and the week's progress would be determined by the events that transpired after the Labor Day break.\n\nThe US markets resumed trading on Tuesday, September 8, a day that was scheduled to follow the Labor Day holiday.","date_published":"2026-09-09T15:57:48.709Z","external_url":"https://data.whendomarketsopen.com/archive/days/2026-09-07.json"},{"id":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-09-04/","url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-09-04/","title":"US stock market on Friday, September 4, 2026: S&P 500 -0.39%, Nasdaq 100 +0.18%, Dow Jones -0.53%","image":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/og/market-history/2026-09-04.png","content_text":"Friday, September 4 2026 saw the major U.S. equity indexes end lower. The S&P 500 slipped 0.39% to close at 770.19, the Nasdaq 100 edged up 0.18% to 718.96, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.53% to 534.08. Over the week to date the broad market was essentially flat, with the S&P 500 up 0.10%, the Nasdaq 100 up 0.37% and the Dow down 0.18%.\n\nTechnology led sector gains, rising 0.70%, followed by Industrials at 0.41% and Utilities at 0.12%. The laggards were Consumer Discretionary, down 1.33%, Communication, down 1.19%, and Healthcare, down 1.04%. Among individual stocks, Tesla posted the sharpest decline, losing 5.92% after a disappointing update to its Cybercab project. Apple and Microsoft also posted losses of 2.51% and 2.04% respectively. MOMO managed a modest rise after an earnings beat, while GoPro’s merger news had lifted it earlier in the session.\n\nThe session’s downward pressure stemmed from the market’s reaction to August’s jobs report, which revived expectations of another Federal Reserve rate hike. That backdrop, combined with Tesla’s sub‑par Cybercab news, pulled the S&P 500 lower by about three‑tenths of a percent. Although Fed Governor Waller had signaled support for holding rates steady at the September meeting, the labor‑market data outweighed that sentiment. The volatility index rose 0.57%, reflecting heightened nervousness, while the 10‑year Treasury yield edged up to 4.78%, a rise of 0.02 percentage points from the prior close. Crude oil slipped modestly, with WTI futures trading at $91.22, down 0.1% on the day, and the related crude oil fund posted a 0.09% decline.\n\nThe U.S. jobs report was released without a captured reading. With Thursday’s producer‑price index scheduled for release later in the week and a consumer‑price index slated for Friday, the market looked ahead to the next trading day, which was scheduled for Tuesday, September 8.","date_published":"2026-09-09T15:56:50.076Z","external_url":"https://data.whendomarketsopen.com/archive/days/2026-09-04.json"},{"id":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-09-03/","url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-09-03/","title":"US stock market on Thursday, September 3, 2026: S&P 500 +1.05%, Nasdaq 100 +1.19%, Dow Jones +1.19%","image":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/og/market-history/2026-09-03.png","content_text":"September 3, 2026 – The benchmark indexes closed sharply higher. The S&P 500 finished at 773.17, up 1.05%; the Nasdaq 100 closed at 717.67, up 1.19%; and the Dow Jones Industrial Average ended at 536.93, also up 1.19%. Across the week to date the broad market had risen modestly, with the S&P 500 +0.49%, the Nasdaq 100 +0.18% and the Dow Jones +0.35%.\n\nFinancial stocks led the rally, posting a gain of 1.56%, while consumer‑discretionary firms added 1.39% and technology shares were up 1.29%. Energy, materials and consumer‑staples lagged, slipping 0.74%, 0.62% and 0.32% respectively. The most active equity moves mirrored the broader tech‑driven surge: Tesla jumped 5.42%, Bitcoin rose 5.85%, and uranium shares climbed 3.11%. Meta, Microsoft, Nvidia, Alphabet and Amazon all posted gains of between 1.5% and 3%. HPE added roughly 5% after an earnings beat, while Adobe fell following the announcement of a new chief executive. The technology rally was anchored by Nvidia’s advance, which helped lift the Nasdaq and overall market sentiment.\n\nThe 10‑year Treasury yield finished at 4.76%, down three basis points from the prior close, reflecting investors’ digestion of Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller’s indication that rates would likely remain steady. WTI crude oil futures closed at $91.77, up about 0.8% on the day. The VIX‑linked ETN fell 2.22%, signaling reduced market volatility. With the U.S. non‑farm payroll report scheduled for Friday, market participants were poised to gauge the next cue on inflation and monetary‑policy outlook.","date_published":"2026-09-09T15:55:52.129Z","external_url":"https://data.whendomarketsopen.com/archive/days/2026-09-03.json"},{"id":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-09-02/","url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-09-02/","title":"US stock market on Wednesday, September 2, 2026: S&P 500 +0.44%, Nasdaq 100 +0.23%, Dow Jones +0.54%","image":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/og/market-history/2026-09-02.png","content_text":"Wednesday, September 2 — the S&P 500 finished at 765.16, up 0.44%; the Nasdaq 100 closed at 709.24, up 0.23%; and the Dow Jones Industrial Average ended at 530.62, up 0.54%. Across the week to date the broad market remained in the red, with the S&P 500 down 0.55%, the Nasdaq 100 down 0.99% and the Dow down 0.83%.\n\nMaterials led sector gains with a 1.69% rise, followed by Communications up 1.39% and Financials up 0.80%. Real Estate lagged, slipping 0.70%, while Technology was essentially flat at –0.02% and Industrials edged higher only 0.03%. The most pronounced equity moves came from Brazil, which jumped 4.16%, NVIDIA, which rose 3.21%, and Meta, which advanced 2.47%.\n\nThe session’s rally was anchored by Dell, whose stock surged more than 15% after the company lifted its fiscal 2027 outlook on the back of strong AI‑server demand. NVIDIA added to the tech‑heavy upside with a roughly 4% spike, while Broadcom slipped despite posting upbeat earnings, underscoring lingering investor frustration in the sector. Earnings from Palo Alto Networks, L3Harris and other names helped shape market tone, and discourse around Tesla’s Cybercab concept and Uber’s workforce reductions added to tech chatter. Treasury yields held steady at 4.80% on the 10‑year, and the VIX ETN fell 2.86%, reflecting eased volatility. Crude oil prices rose 0.5% to $90.71 per barrel, while the related crude‑oil fund posted a modest 0.11% gain.\n\nThe broader backdrop featured heightened U.S.–Iran tensions that had lifted oil prices and pressured bond markets, a theme echoed in Asian market sell‑offs earlier in the day. Market commentary highlighted higher‑yield pressures on household budgets as yields remained flat. Friday’s non‑farm payrolls were scheduled for, keeping attention on the next day’s data release. The next trading session was set for Thursday, September 3.","date_published":"2026-09-09T15:54:45.893Z","external_url":"https://data.whendomarketsopen.com/archive/days/2026-09-02.json"},{"id":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-09-01/","url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-09-01/","title":"US stock market on Tuesday, September 1, 2026: S&P 500 -0.69%, Nasdaq 100 -1.27%, Dow Jones -0.72%","image":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/og/market-history/2026-09-01.png","content_text":"September 1, 2026 – The major U.S. equity indexes closed lower. The S&P 500 slipped 0.69% to 761.78, the Nasdaq 100 fell 1.27% to 707.64 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 0.72% to 527.75. Across the week to date the broad market was down 0.99% in the S&P 500, 1.22% in the Nasdaq 100 and 1.37% in the Dow.\n\nEnergy led the sector rally, rising 1.27%, while utilities added 0.78% and healthcare gained 0.66%. The laggards were consumer discretionary, down 1.72%, technology, down 1.53%, and industrials, down 1.37%. Notable equity moves included Apple advancing 2.61%, Tesla retreating 3.22%, Amazon slipping 1.87% and NVIDIA declining 1.51%. Precious‑metal ETFs showed weakness, with silver down 3.68% and uranium down 3.45%; the volatility index rose 3.06%.\n\nThe day’s activity was shaped by oil‑related developments. Energy stocks were buoyed after Venezuela granted a U.S.–backed firm 100‑year concessions on 17 fields, a move that had already lifted oil roughly 2% in the pre‑open outlook. A further catalyst arrived midway when two tankers were struck in the Strait of Hormuz, sending WTI crude to $90.78, up about 6% from the prior close and pushing the crude‑oil fund 5.46% higher. The surge in oil prices contributed to a rise in the 10‑year Treasury yield, which settled at 4.80%, up 0.04 percentage points and marking its highest level since early 2025. Higher yields revived inflation concerns and weighed on technology shares. Dell’s earnings report sent the stock down about 5% in the middle of trading and a further 6.8% by the close, dragging the Dow lower, while Apple posted a modest gain on news of a leadership transition.\n\nOverall market sentiment remained cautious as investors digested the combined impact of elevated oil prices, rising yields and mixed earnings, and they kept the upcoming non‑farm payroll report in focus. The next session, Wednesday, September 2, was scheduled for the continuation of trading.","date_published":"2026-09-09T15:53:36.277Z","external_url":"https://data.whendomarketsopen.com/archive/days/2026-09-01.json"},{"id":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-31/","url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-31/","title":"US stock market on Monday, August 31, 2026: S&P 500 -0.30%, Nasdaq 100 +0.05%, Dow Jones -0.65%","image":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/og/market-history/2026-08-31.png","content_text":"Monday, August 31, 2026 – The major U.S. equity indexes closed mixed. The S&P 500 slipped 0.30 % to 767.05, the Nasdaq 100 was essentially flat, edging up 0.05 % to 716.76, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.65 % to 531.57. Because this was the first trading day of the week, the week‑to‑date performance mirrored the daily moves.\n\nEnergy stocks led the sector rally, advancing 2.04 %, while technology added a modest 0.44 % gain and healthcare dipped 0.36 %. Communication services, utilities and industrials lagged, slipping 1.35 %, 1.17 % and 1.13 % respectively. Individual equities reflected the broader trends: Tesla surged 5.51 % after being highlighted in a month‑end best‑performers roundup, whereas Amazon and Alphabet each declined around 2 % after the Federal Trade Commission’s ad‑fee allegations and amid broader tech weakness. The energy surge was mirrored in the crude‑oil‑related instruments, with the crude‑oil ETF and fund both rising 3.08 %, and WTI crude futures climbing to $86.23, up 3.4 % from the prior close.\n\nThe fixed‑income market saw the U.S. 10‑year Treasury yield rise to 4.76 %, a gain of 9 basis points, after breaching a key threshold noted in market commentary. The volatility ETN fell 1.96 % as market turbulence eased. The CNN Fear & Greed Index registered 39, signaling a fear‑dominated sentiment. Headlines that shaped the session included the U.S. strikes on Iran, which refocused attention on geopolitical risk, and a report that the Federal Reserve’s June 2026 inflation data and a potential import ban on Canadian goods were under close watch. Additional story threads involved a Japanese yen intervention as foreign reserves slipped and China’s August import figures missing estimates.\n\nOverall, the market closed lower despite the energy uplift, with the Federal Trade Commission’s actions and heightened U.S.–Iran tensions cited as primary drivers of the equity moves. The next trading session was scheduled for Tuesday, September 1.","date_published":"2026-09-10T04:33:39.086Z","external_url":"https://data.whendomarketsopen.com/archive/days/2026-08-31.json"},{"id":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-28/","url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-28/","title":"US stock market on Friday, August 28, 2026: S&P 500 -0.23%, Nasdaq 100 -0.65%, Dow Jones -0.03%","image":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/og/market-history/2026-08-28.png","content_text":"The VIX rose about 1.4% as Fed Chair Warsh’s speech rekindled rate‑hike expectations, nudging the 10‑year Treasury yield to 4.72% and sending the S&P 500 and Nasdaq modestly lower. Microsoft logged its longest winning streak of the year after AI‑software worries faded, and Nvidia’s lofty revenue outlook sparked speculation that SpaceX could be a hidden driver. Marvell tumbled roughly 10% on weaker 2028 guidance and a delayed Google partnership, while PG&E fell sharply on wildfire‑liability doubts ahead of an Aug 31 deadline. All eyes now turn to the September 4 non‑farm payrolls report for the next market catalyst.","date_published":"2026-09-09T07:21:06.292Z","external_url":"https://data.whendomarketsopen.com/archive/days/2026-08-28.json"},{"id":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-27/","url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-27/","title":"US stock market on Thursday, August 27, 2026: S&P 500 +0.66%, Nasdaq 100 +1.37%, Dow Jones +0.19%","image":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/og/market-history/2026-08-27.png","content_text":"U.S. stocks closed higher as Nvidia surged 8.7% after blowout earnings added more than $400 billion in market value and sparked a tech rally that lifted the Nasdaq 100 1.4%. The AI‑driven earnings beat also buoyed CrowdStrike and Okta, which jumped roughly 20% and 29% respectively, while Salesforce rocketed about 22% on its Anthropic partnership and Gap rose 12% after naming a new CEO. Treasury yields edged up 1 bp to 4.67% and WTI crude climbed about 2% on the back‑hand of the earnings optimism. All eyes turn to Friday’s University of Michigan consumer‑sentiment report for the next market catalyst.","date_published":"2026-09-09T07:20:35.040Z","external_url":"https://data.whendomarketsopen.com/archive/days/2026-08-27.json"},{"id":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-26/","url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-26/","title":"US stock market on Wednesday, August 26, 2026: S&P 500 +0.02%, Nasdaq 100 +0.09%, Dow Jones -0.19%","image":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/og/market-history/2026-08-26.png","content_text":"U.S. stocks were flat, with the S&P 500 up 0.02% and the Dow down 0.19%, while crude oil rose about 1% and the VIX slipped 0.7%. Okta surged 20% after an earnings beat highlighting AI security demand, CrowdStrike rallied on its AI‑powered best quarter, and Nvidia slipped 1.6% despite an upbeat outlook. The Fed’s core‑inflation gauge showed July prices up 3.3% year‑over‑year, keeping rate‑watchers cautious. All eyes turn to the University of Michigan consumer‑sentiment release on Friday.","date_published":"2026-09-09T07:20:03.497Z","external_url":"https://data.whendomarketsopen.com/archive/days/2026-08-26.json"},{"id":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-25/","url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-25/","title":"US stock market on Tuesday, August 25, 2026: S&P 500 +0.32%, Nasdaq 100 +0.62%, Dow Jones +0.30%","image":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/og/market-history/2026-08-25.png","content_text":"U.S. stocks closed higher, with the S&P 500 up about 0.3% and the Nasdaq 100 gaining roughly 0.6% as energy stocks dragged the market after WTI crude slid nearly 5% on news that Washington’s shift toward economic pressure on Iran eased war concerns. Technology led the rally, helped by a 2% jump in Nvidia shares after options traders noted a subdued earnings reaction, while consumer‑staples were weighed down by Dick’s Sporting Goods plunging 30% on an earnings miss. The 10‑year Treasury yield fell to 4.64% despite recent commentary warning that higher yields could hurt investors. All eyes will turn to Friday’s University of Michigan consumer‑sentiment report for the next gauge of demand.","date_published":"2026-09-09T07:19:32.191Z","external_url":"https://data.whendomarketsopen.com/archive/days/2026-08-25.json"},{"id":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-24/","url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-24/","title":"US stock market on Monday, August 24, 2026: S&P 500 -0.29%, Nasdaq 100 -1.00%, Dow Jones +0.27%","image":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/og/market-history/2026-08-24.png","content_text":"Tesla slid about 4% after news of a massive China recall, pulling the Nasdaq down 1% while the Dow and S&P 500 eked out modest gains. Visa and Mastercard hit fresh all‑time highs, underscoring a resilient consumer and helping the consumer‑staples sector rise roughly 1.7%, which buoyed the S&P 500. Treasury yields slipped a few basis points and oil fell over 2% as Bessent’s proposed Treasury buybacks and renewed Iran‑sanctions worries weighed on markets. All eyes now turn to Friday’s University of Michigan consumer‑sentiment report.","date_published":"2026-09-09T07:19:00.855Z","external_url":"https://data.whendomarketsopen.com/archive/days/2026-08-24.json"},{"id":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-21/","url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-21/","title":"US stock market on Friday, August 21, 2026: S&P 500 +0.41%, Nasdaq 100 +0.35%, Dow Jones +0.89%","image":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/og/market-history/2026-08-21.png","content_text":"U.S. stocks closed higher on Friday, with the Dow Jones up about 0.9% and the S&P 500 and Nasdaq each adding roughly 0.4% as Treasury yields edged higher and a developing U.S.–Canada trade deal calmed tariff fears. Tesla led the gains, jumping more than 5% after receiving clearance to launch a robotaxi service in Las Vegas. Energy prices slipped, with WTI crude falling after a report of sharply reduced Iranian loading volumes. Looking ahead, investors will watch the University of Michigan consumer‑sentiment release scheduled for Friday.","date_published":"2026-09-09T07:18:29.441Z","external_url":"https://data.whendomarketsopen.com/archive/days/2026-08-21.json"},{"id":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-20/","url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-20/","title":"US stock market on Thursday, August 20, 2026: S&P 500 -0.84%, Nasdaq 100 -0.72%, Dow Jones -1.27%","image":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/og/market-history/2026-08-20.png","content_text":"The Dow fell about 1.3% after Walmart’s disappointing profit outlook dragged the index lower. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 also slipped, with Apple and Amazon each losing over 1% as tech stocks retreated. Treasury yields climbed, the 10‑year up four basis points, and WTI crude rose roughly 0.5% to $86.28 amid the yield‑driven risk shift. All eyes now turn to Friday’s University of Michigan consumer‑sentiment report for the next market cue.","date_published":"2026-09-09T07:17:58.104Z","external_url":"https://data.whendomarketsopen.com/archive/days/2026-08-20.json"},{"id":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-19/","url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-19/","title":"US stock market on Wednesday, August 19, 2026: S&P 500 +0.21%, Nasdaq 100 -0.20%, Dow Jones +0.26%","image":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/og/market-history/2026-08-19.png","content_text":"Stocks closed higher, with the S&P 500 up about 0.2% and the Dow Jones gaining 0.3%, as Healthcare and Consumer Discretionary sectors led the way. Tesla surged 4.2% and Amazon rose 2.5%. The US 10-year Treasury yield fell 0.05 percentage points to 4.65%. Attention now turns to Friday, August 28, when the final UMich consumer sentiment report is scheduled for release.","date_published":"2026-09-09T07:17:26.810Z","external_url":"https://data.whendomarketsopen.com/archive/days/2026-08-19.json"},{"id":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-18/","url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-18/","title":"US stock market on Tuesday, August 18, 2026: S&P 500 -0.68%, Nasdaq 100 -1.69%, Dow Jones -0.24%","image":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/og/market-history/2026-08-18.png","content_text":"Stocks closed lower, with the Nasdaq falling 1.7% and the S&P 500 down 0.7%, as technology stocks led the losses. Energy was a bright spot, rising 1.8% as crude oil prices were flat. Meta fell 4.5% and NVIDIA dropped 2.3%. Attention now turns to Friday's UMich consumer sentiment release.","date_published":"2026-09-09T07:16:55.494Z","external_url":"https://data.whendomarketsopen.com/archive/days/2026-08-18.json"},{"id":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-17/","url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-17/","title":"US stock market on Monday, August 17, 2026: S&P 500 -0.47%, Nasdaq 100 -0.16%, Dow Jones -0.49%","image":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/og/market-history/2026-08-17.png","content_text":"","date_published":"2026-09-09T07:32:56.322Z","external_url":"https://data.whendomarketsopen.com/archive/days/2026-08-17.json"},{"id":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-14/","url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-14/","title":"US stock market on Friday, August 14, 2026: S&P 500 -0.20%, Nasdaq 100 -0.14%, Dow Jones -0.21%","image":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/og/market-history/2026-08-14.png","content_text":"US equities slipped modestly, with the S&P 500 down about 0.2%, the Nasdaq 100 off 0.1% and the Dow Jones down 0.2% as 10‑year Treasury yields rose to 4.70% and oil jumped 1.3% on fresh Middle‑East tensions. The decline was anchored by a 54% plunge in Trump Media’s stock after a filing by its technology chief, while Berkshire Hathaway’s new housing‑sector bet and a 14% drop in Cerebras following its second earnings added to the bearish tone. Energy shares led the gains, up roughly 1.4%, as technology and healthcare lagged amid higher yields and geopolitical risk.","date_published":"2026-09-09T07:15:52.597Z","external_url":"https://data.whendomarketsopen.com/archive/days/2026-08-14.json"},{"id":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-13/","url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-13/","title":"US stock market on Thursday, August 13, 2026: S&P 500 +0.70%, Nasdaq 100 +1.16%, Dow Jones +0.14%","image":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/og/market-history/2026-08-13.png","content_text":"The Nasdaq 100 led the market, closing up about 1.2% after Reddit’s addition to the S&P 500 and a record‑sized surge in Workday shares lifted tech stocks, while the S&P 500 rose roughly 0.7% and the Dow edged higher about 0.1%.  Treasury yields slipped modestly, with the 10‑year down 4 basis points, and WTI crude fell 2.5% as inflation‑fear easing pulled the price lower.  Large‑cap names also helped, with Tesla gaining around 4% and Meta up about 3%.  All eyes now turn to Amphenol’s earnings later today as the next potential market mover.","date_published":"2026-09-09T07:15:21.166Z","external_url":"https://data.whendomarketsopen.com/archive/days/2026-08-13.json"},{"id":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-12/","url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-12/","title":"US stock market on Wednesday, August 12, 2026: S&P 500 +0.25%, Nasdaq 100 +0.73%, Dow Jones -0.02%","image":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/og/market-history/2026-08-12.png","content_text":"Wendy’s stock jumped about 15 % after a Motley Fool story said activist investor Trian Fund Management was backing the chain. The Nasdaq 100 rose roughly 0.7 %, the S&P 500 climbed 0.3 % and the Dow was flat, while 10‑year Treasury yields stayed at 4.68 % and oil slipped 0.6 %. Tech led gains after Cisco reported record AI‑related results, lifting the sector about 1.5 %, even as materials fell and PFGC dropped 5.8 % on its earnings miss. Investors now look to Home Depot’s earnings on Thursday for a read on consumer spending.","date_published":"2026-09-09T07:14:49.791Z","external_url":"https://data.whendomarketsopen.com/archive/days/2026-08-12.json"},{"id":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-11/","url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-11/","title":"US stock market on Tuesday, August 11, 2026: S&P 500 -0.32%, Nasdaq 100 -0.34%, Dow Jones -0.32%","image":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/og/market-history/2026-08-11.png","content_text":"Stocks fell about 0.3% across the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 and Dow as oil rallied 1.3% after Iran said the Strait of Hormuz would stay shut. AI‑related earnings boosted the sector, with CoreWeave and Super Micro posting strong results that sent their shares soaring, while the 10‑year Treasury yield slipped one basis point. Alphabet and Amazon led the losses among large caps, down nearly 4% and 2% respectively. All eyes now turn to Wednesday’s U.S. CPI report for the next cue on Fed policy.","date_published":"2026-09-09T07:14:18.360Z","external_url":"https://data.whendomarketsopen.com/archive/days/2026-08-11.json"},{"id":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-10/","url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-10/","title":"US stock market on Monday, August 10, 2026: S&P 500 -0.03%, Nasdaq 100 -0.30%, Dow Jones -0.12%","image":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/og/market-history/2026-08-10.png","content_text":"U.S. stocks closed lower, with the S&P 500 down 0.03%, the Nasdaq 100 off 0.3% and the Dow 0.12% after crude oil jumped 6.7% on reports of Iran tightening its stance in the Strait of Hormuz. Energy rose 4.7% while tech lagged; Nvidia fell 2.9% as earnings mixed, highlighted by Trump Media’s $238 million loss and Airbnb’s 4% gain. The VIX eased half a point and the Fear & Greed index stayed in “greed,” supporting upbeat sentiment.","date_published":"2026-09-09T07:13:47.002Z","external_url":"https://data.whendomarketsopen.com/archive/days/2026-08-10.json"},{"id":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-07/","url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-07/","title":"US stock market on Friday, August 7, 2026: S&P 500 +0.61%, Nasdaq 100 +1.17%, Dow Jones +0.27%","image":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/og/market-history/2026-08-07.png","content_text":"Stocks closed higher, with the Nasdaq 100 rising 1.17% and the S&P 500 up 0.61%, as a softer-than-expected July jobs report removed some urgency for a September rate hike. Nvidia and Tesla saw notable gains, up 2.27% and 2.83%, respectively. The energy sector lagged, with crude oil down 0.75%. Attention now turns to next week's market open, as investors await fresh catalysts to drive the market.","date_published":"2026-09-09T07:13:15.493Z","external_url":"https://data.whendomarketsopen.com/archive/days/2026-08-07.json"},{"id":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-06/","url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-06/","title":"US stock market on Thursday, August 6, 2026: S&P 500 -0.16%, Nasdaq 100 -0.37%, Dow Jones -0.85%","image":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/og/market-history/2026-08-06.png","content_text":"U.S. stocks slipped, with the S&P 500 down about 0.2%, the Nasdaq 100 off 0.4% and the Dow losing roughly 0.9% as 30‑year Treasury yields spiked, sharpening focus on Friday’s jobs report. Crude oil rose about 3.5% after reports that Iran’s Hormuz Strait plan could disrupt U.S. and Israeli shipping, giving the energy sector a modest lift. Airbnb jumped more than 9% on an earnings beat and upbeat third‑quarter guidance, the day’s most notable large‑cap gain. All eyes now turn to the July employment numbers due Friday for clues on the Fed’s rate outlook.","date_published":"2026-09-09T07:12:44.040Z","external_url":"https://data.whendomarketsopen.com/archive/days/2026-08-06.json"},{"id":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-05/","url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-05/","title":"US stock market on Wednesday, August 5, 2026: S&P 500 -0.20%, Nasdaq 100 -0.90%, Dow Jones +0.44%","image":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/og/market-history/2026-08-05.png","content_text":"U.S. stocks closed mixed, with the Nasdaq 100 slipping about 0.9% as tech shares led the decline, highlighted by a 4% fall in Alphabet after reports of insider sales in AI‑focused companies. The Dow Jones rose 0.4% and the S&P 500 dipped 0.2%, while the VIX dropped roughly 3.6% and crude oil fell 0.8% amid geopolitics‑related supply‑route concerns; gold and silver each gained about 4% as investors chased safety. Weaker‑than‑expected job gains from the ADP report and Fed Governor Cook’s comment that she is “prepared to act” on rates kept inflation worries front‑and‑center.","date_published":"2026-09-09T07:12:12.714Z","external_url":"https://data.whendomarketsopen.com/archive/days/2026-08-05.json"},{"id":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-04/","url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-04/","title":"US stock market on Tuesday, August 4, 2026: S&P 500 +1.80%, Nasdaq 100 +3.40%, Dow Jones +1.73%","image":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/og/market-history/2026-08-04.png","content_text":"U.S. equities closed sharply higher, with the Nasdaq 100 surging about 3% after Jim Cramer said a hedge‑fund collapse cleared the path for a tech rally. The S&P 500 and Dow Jones each rose about 1.8%, while crude oil fell roughly 5% on hopes the Strait of Hormuz could reopen; AMD posted a 50% revenue jump but its stock slipped, and Pinterest fell on modest guidance. All eyes now turn to the pending jobs report, which could test the Fed’s credibility amid rising bond yields.","date_published":"2026-09-09T07:11:41.513Z","external_url":"https://data.whendomarketsopen.com/archive/days/2026-08-04.json"},{"id":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-03/","url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-08-03/","title":"US stock market on Monday, August 3, 2026: S&P 500 +1.42%, Nasdaq 100 +1.76%, Dow Jones +1.32%","image":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/og/market-history/2026-08-03.png","content_text":"US equities closed higher, with the S&P 500 up about 1%, the Nasdaq 100 gaining roughly 2% and the Dow Jones rising 1% in extended trading. Mega‑cap tech led the rise, with Meta up 6%, Microsoft near 5%, Amazon about 5% after its post‑earnings surge that pushed its market value past $3 trillion, and Snap up 8% on an earnings beat. A manufacturing survey showed inflation worries worse than the pandemic era, adding pressure on the Fed, whose next commentary will be closely watched for policy cues.","date_published":"2026-09-09T07:11:10.213Z","external_url":"https://data.whendomarketsopen.com/archive/days/2026-08-03.json"},{"id":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-07-31/","url":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/market-history/2026-07-31/","title":"US stock market on Friday, July 31, 2026: S&P 500 +0.72%, Nasdaq 100 +0.65%, Dow Jones +0.54%","image":"https://www.whendomarketsopen.com/og/market-history/2026-07-31.png","content_text":"The S&P 500 closed up about 0.7% as the Nasdaq 100 and Dow Jones also posted modest gains. Amazon surged more than 15% while Apple fell and Alphabet rose. Crude oil rose 1% as geopolitics kept pressure on supply, and Treasury yields climbed after the market grappled with mixed Fed signals. Attention now turns to the Fed’s upcoming minutes for guidance on future policy moves.","date_published":"2026-09-09T07:10:38.767Z","external_url":"https://data.whendomarketsopen.com/archive/days/2026-07-31.json"}]}