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Thursday, September 10, 2026

The day at a glance

S&P 500
-0.60%
week -1.60%
Nasdaq 100
-1.06%
week -1.43%
Dow Jones
-0.63%
week -2.50%
Sector leaders
Communication +0.60% · Consumer Staples +0.05% · Financials -0.33%
Sector laggards
Technology -1.41% · Materials -1.23% · Utilities -0.98%
Notable moves
Crude Oil +5.61% · Silver -5.30% · Copper -4.90% · Uranium -3.97% · Apple +3.56% · Volatility (VIX) +3.17% · NVIDIA -2.37%
Rates & crude (last live prints)
US 10-year Treasury yield: 4.94% — UP 0.11 percentage points vs the prior close (as of 3h ago) · WTI crude oil futures: $103.93 — UP 8.2% vs the prior close (as of 1h ago).
Fear & Greed
33 (fear)
Volatility (VIX ETN)
+3.17%

Day in review

Thursday, September 10, 2026 – The three major U.S. indexes finished lower. The S&P 500 closed at 757.83, down 0.60%; the Nasdaq 100 settled at 708.69, down 1.06%; and the Dow Jones Industrial Average ended at 520.75, off 0.63%. Through the close the week‑to‑date totals registered declines of 1.60% for the S&P 500, 1.43% for the Nasdaq 100 and 2.50% for the Dow.

Communication stocks led the sector groupings with a 0.60% gain, followed by Consumer Staples at +0.05% and Financials at –0.33%. The lagging groups were Technology, down 1.41%, Materials down 1.23% and Utilities down 0.98%. Among individual movers, Apple rose 3.56% while NVIDIA slipped 2.37%. Crude‑oil‑related funds surged 5.61% and the VIX ETN climbed 3.17%. Silver fell 5.30%, copper 4.90% and uranium 3.97%. The 10‑year Treasury yield finished at 4.94%, up 11 basis points, and WTI crude futures closed at $103.93, an 8.2% increase from the prior close. The CNN Fear & Greed Index registered 33, indicating a fear‑dominated market.

The day’s price action was shaped by several reported catalysts. Oil prices jumped after Houthis’ advances that threatened Saudi export routes, while Treasury yields rose following a weak 30‑year auction and a Treasury announcement to buy back $6 billion of bonds, a move that failed to calm the market. The U.S. producer‑price index released on the session showed wholesale prices up 0.4%, adding to inflation pressure. Oracle’s regular-session close, down 5.4%, was set before its earnings report; the stock jumped in after-hours trading once results showed strong cloud-revenue growth, whereas Academy Sports & Outdoors’ nearly 6% gain was unrelated to Wednesday’s earnings beat. Apple’s rise was tied to its recent iPhone reveal, which was highlighted in market commentary.

For the week, the three indexes logged their third consecutive day of losses, extending the broader downside that began earlier in the session. Looking ahead, Friday, September 11, was scheduled to release the consumer‑price index, the next key gauge for the Federal Reserve’s policy path. No other market‑moving events were slated for the opening of that session.

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How the day unfolded 24 summaries generated

  1. Pre-open outlook4:02 AM ET

    U.S. stock futures are steady, after Wednesday’s indexes closed lower — the S&P 500 slipped about 0.5%, the Nasdaq around 0.3% and the Dow roughly 0.8%. Large‑cap moves reflected earnings, with Academy Sports up 14.4% and Sunbelt Rentals gaining 5.9% on results, while Chewy fell 10.8%, Core & Main dropped 5.6% and Signet Jewelers surged 24%; Meta also rose 6.6% despite no new filing. Traders are weighing a fresh Canadian import ban, the Treasury’s larger bond‑buying plan and oil hovering near $96 a barrel, up 0.2%, as the 10‑year yield nudged higher to 4.84%. Attention turns to today’s PPI report and Oracle’s earnings later this morning, with Friday’s CPI data as the next major gauge.

  2. Midday check1:01 PM ET

    Stocks are slipping as Treasury yields climb toward a “danger zone” – the 10‑year is now 4.92% and up 0.08 points – while WTI crude has surged above $100, leaving the S&P 500 down about 0.4%, the Nasdaq 100 off roughly 1% and the Dow down about 0.5%. The decline is softened by a standout gain from Academy Sports & Outdoors, which is up about 5% after yesterday’s earnings beat. Inflation pressure is reinforced by today’s PPI report showing wholesale prices rose 0.4% and by a CNBC note that the odds of a Fed rate hike next week have risen sharply, even as chip‑sector drama lifts Skyworks 10% and Qorvo 6% while broader semiconductor stocks drift lower. All eyes turn to tomorrow’s CPI numbers as the next catalyst for market direction.

  3. Closing wrap6:01 PM ET

    Stocks closed lower across the board, with the S&P 500 down about 0.6%, the Nasdaq slipping roughly 1% and the Dow fading 0.6% as WTI crude surged 8% to $103.93 and the 10‑year Treasury yield rose 11 basis points. The oil jump followed Houthis’ advances that threatened Saudi export routes, while yields climbed after a weak 30‑year auction; Oracle fell 5.4% after its earnings forecast, and Academy Sports & Outdoors rose nearly 6% on its earnings beat. All eyes now turn to Friday’s CPI report, the next key gauge for the Fed’s upcoming rate decision.

Scheduled and released

  • US PPI wholesale inflation report — released; no reading captured
  • Oracle ORCL — earnings
  • Adobe ADBE — earnings
  • Copart CPRT — earnings
  • Shoe Station Group SHOE — earnings
  • 1-800-FLOWERS.COM FLWS — earnings
  • Tsakos Energy Navigation TEN — earnings
  • Alliance Entertainment Holding AENT — earnings
  • The Lovesac Company LOVE — earnings
  • IBEX Limited IBEX — earnings

Headlines of the day

  1. 4:02 AM ETDow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq fall for 3rd straight day as global oil prices hit $101 — MarketWatch
  2. 4:02 AM ETA Fed rate hike hinges on two key inflation reports in the next two days — MarketWatch
  3. 4:02 AM ETTreasury will buy more government bonds than previously announced. The market remains underwhelmed. — MarketWatch on MSN
  4. 4:02 AM ETU.S. reveals import ban on slew of Canadian goods as trade war escalates — CNBC Economy
  5. 4:02 AM ETTrump promises $5,000 checks for all adults if Republicans win the midterms — MarketWatch
  6. 4:02 AM ETCoinbase CEO sees U.S. crypto regulation advancing regardless of Clarity Act vote — CNBC
  7. 4:32 AM ETTreasury Dept. Announces $6B Buyback; 10-Year Yield Surges Amid Market Uncertainty — Investopedia
  8. 4:32 AM ETWith the copper price surfing all-time highs, here’s what one CEO thinks about the sector long term — MarketWatch
  9. 5:02 AM ETUS Treasury yields surge as $6 billion bond buyback disappoints markets — Euronews (English) on MSN
  10. 5:02 AM ET'Saved the day': How China helped keep the lid on oil price surge as Iran war disrupted supplies — CNBC
  11. 5:02 AM ETGoldman Sachs says Treasury buybacks won't be enough to tame bond yields — Markets Insider on MSN
  12. 5:31 AM ETThe ECB is virtually certain to raise rates. Wall Street is bracing for what comes next. — MarketWatch
  13. 5:31 AM ETStock futures inch higher as traders brace for wholesale inflation report: Live updates — CNBC
  14. 6:32 AM ETWorld’s largest contract chipmaker TSMC sees August revenue surge over 53% to record high — CNBC Earnings
  15. 7:02 AM ETGlobal oil prices hit $101 per barrel as Middle East conflict roils markets — CNN on MSN
  16. 7:02 AM ETMacy's posts strong results, raises guidance as turnaround begins to take hold — CNBC Earnings
  17. 8:02 AM ETTreasury buyback fails to shock and awe the bond market — Axios on MSN
  18. 8:32 AM ETApple’s stock rises after iPhone reveal. The company is walking a ‘tightrope’ on pricing, say analysts. — MarketWatch
  19. 8:32 AM ETTreasury yields hit multi-year highs as investors await key wholesale inflation data — CNBC
  20. 8:32 AM ETTrump warns Tehran over Pickaxe Mountain activity; U.S.-Iran exchange attacks on ships near Hormuz — CNBC
  21. 9:02 AM ETU.S. crude oil tops $100 again – last seen in May – as market braces for prolonged Iran war — CNBC
  22. 9:02 AM ETStock market today: Nasdaq futures sink, Dow and S&P 500 look to snap 3-day losing streak ahead of inflation data — Yahoo Finance
  23. 9:31 AM ETGlobal oil prices hit $101 per barrel as Middle East conflict roils markets — CNN on MSN
  24. 9:31 AM ETCopper, FCX Stock Plunge On Tariff Report, Surging Yields; Silver, Gold Also Fall — Investor's Business Daily
  25. 9:31 AM ETApple makes biggest change to iPhone release cadence in 7 years in Ternus' first showcase as CEO — CNBC
  26. 5:31 PM ETU.S. stocks book 4th straight day of losses as WTI oil prices surge past $100 — MarketWatch
  27. 5:31 PM ETTreasury yields surge after poor 30-year auction and new buyback operation fail to calm market — MarketWatch on MSN
  28. 5:31 PM ETThe likelihood of a Fed interest rate hike next week just got a lot higher — CNBC Economy
  29. 5:31 PM ETIran-backed Houthi rebels take strategic port city in Yemen, raising threat to Red Sea shipping — Los Angeles Times on MSN
  30. 5:31 PM ETOracle’s AI bet pays off as cloud momentum helps drive a rosier forecast — MarketWatch
  31. 6:01 PM ETHouthis advance along Yemeni coast, threaten Saudi oil exports in the Red Sea — Reuters on MSN
  32. 6:01 PM ETDow Jones Futures: S&P 500 Breaks Support As Oil Prices, Yields Surge; Oracle Jumps Late With CPI Inflation Due — Investor's Business Daily
  33. 6:01 PM ETTreasury yields surge after poor 30-year auction and new buyback operation fail to calm market — MarketWatch on MSN
All tracked instruments 42 closes
InstrumentClosePriorChange
Indexes, volatility & oil
S&P 500 SPY757.83762.40-0.60%
Nasdaq 100 QQQ708.69716.31-1.06%
Dow Jones DIA520.75524.07-0.63%
Volatility (VIX) VXX18.8818.30+3.17%
Crude Oil USO158.38149.97+5.61%
Small caps
Russell 2000 IWM287.70290.64-1.01%
S&P 500 sectors
Technology XLK185.22187.87-1.41%
Financials XLF56.8757.06-0.33%
Energy XLE64.9365.31-0.58%
Healthcare XLV165.66166.58-0.55%
Communication XLC111.50110.83+0.60%
Industrials XLI170.55171.79-0.72%
Consumer Staples XLP83.0983.05+0.05%
Consumer Discretionary XLY111.96112.46-0.44%
Real Estate XLRE43.0543.41-0.83%
Utilities XLU42.5242.94-0.98%
Materials XLB50.7651.39-1.23%
Magnificent 7
Apple AAPL326.57315.34+3.56%
Microsoft MSFT492.44491.65+0.16%
NVIDIA NVDA218.36223.67-2.37%
Amazon AMZN251.89252.40-0.20%
Alphabet GOOGL332.60330.65+0.59%
Meta META644.38653.69-1.42%
Tesla TSLA363.56367.81-1.16%
Commodities
Gold GLD396.36403.35-1.73%
Silver SLV57.5060.72-5.30%
Natural Gas UNG10.1910.09+0.99%
Copper CPER39.0441.05-4.90%
Uranium URA45.0046.86-3.97%
Agriculture DBA29.3229.00+1.10%
Global markets
China FXI34.3534.55-0.58%
Japan EWJ96.4497.00-0.58%
India INDA48.1148.67-1.15%
Germany EWG42.6243.04-0.98%
Brazil EWZ38.5638.07+1.29%
Developed ex-US EFA105.66106.56-0.84%
Macro instruments
20Y Treasuries TLT80.7881.73-1.16%
High-Yield Bonds HYG78.6278.98-0.46%
US Dollar Index UUP28.0327.98+0.18%
Bitcoin IBIT43.6844.29-1.38%
Real Estate VNQ94.1294.94-0.86%
Semiconductors SMH560.28574.29-2.44%

Record status: corrected · finalized 2026-09-11T15:26:56.709Z · captured 2026-09-11T15:25:58.314Z · schema v1

Sources: cnn-fgi, curated-rail, finnhub-calendar, polygon-daily, summary-log, yahoo-live, yahoo-spark-fx

Revisions:2026-09-11 — narrative.text (Oracle's Thursday close predates its earnings report (results came after the close); the real reaction was an after-hours jump on strong cloud-revenue growth. Academy Sports' Thursday move is unrelated to Wednesday's earnings beat. Both were inverted/misattributed in the raw close summary this narra)

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Figures are official daily closes from the data sources named above. Narratives are AI-generated from this record only and gated so that every figure appears in it. Informational only — not investment advice.