October 2026
3 trading days · Month page →Each day opens its own record.
September 2026
13 trading days · Month page →Month in review
Written Sep 30September 2026 held 21 trading sessions; the market was closed on Monday, September 7 for Labor Day.
Scheduled economic releases were: the non‑farm payrolls report on Friday, September 4 showing 162 000 jobs added in August 2026; the wholesale‑price index on Thursday, September 10; the consumer‑price index on Friday, September 11 reporting a 3.4 % year‑over‑year increase for August 2026; the Federal Reserve’s interest‑rate decision on Wednesday, September 16; the retail‑sales report on the same day, September 16; and the personal‑consumption‑expenditures price index released on Wednesday, September 30.
Treasury yields, reported by the Federal Reserve (H.15), were 4.25 % for the 3‑month, 4.89 % for the 2‑year, 5.26 % for the 10‑year and 5.59 % for the 30‑year at month‑end, each up over the month by 33, 50, 47 and 32 basis points respectively.
Among the month’s notable developments, Palo Alto Networks beat quarterly estimates on AI‑driven demand while continuing its acquisition spree, and global oil prices rose to a six‑week high after U.S. strikes on Iranian targets in the Hormuz Strait.
AI-generated from this record only and gated so that every figure appears in it. Informational only — not investment advice.
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