October 2026
7 trading days · Month page →Each day opens its own record.
September 2026
13 trading days · Month page →Month in review
Written Oct 10September 2026 was defined by the Federal Reserve’s unanimous decision to raise the federal‑funds target range by a quarter‑percentage point to 3‑¾ %–4 % on 16 September. The move coincided with a rise in Treasury rates – the 10‑year yield climbed 50 basis points to 5.29 % and the 2‑year rose 49 basis points to 4.88 % over the month, according to the Fed’s H.15 release. Core macro data included a CPI reading of 3.4 % year‑over‑year for August, alongside the September releases of the jobs report, PPI, retail sales and the Fed’s preferred PCE gauge. Brent crude averaged $116.8 a barrel, up 28.5 % from August, while WTI crude averaged $96.9 a barrel, a 17.2 % increase, and Henry Hub natural‑gas averaged $2.95 per MMBtu, 6.5 % higher than the prior month. A secondary theme highlighted heightened policy dialogue between the United States and China on trade stability, with broader considerations of AI, tariffs and Iran noted in the month’s commentary. The month comprised 21 trading sessions, with markets closed on Monday, 7 September, for Labor Day.
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