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Friday, September 11, 2026

The day at a glance

S&P 500
+0.85%
week -0.77%
Nasdaq 100
+0.87%
week -0.57%
Dow Jones
+0.97%
week -1.54%
Sector leaders
Technology +1.32% · Industrials +1.07% · Communication +0.99%
Sector laggards
Utilities -0.31% · Healthcare -0.18% · Energy +0.32%
Notable moves
Volatility (VIX) -4.29% · Uranium -3.27% · Amazon +1.94% · Alphabet +1.77% · Apple +1.75%
Rates & crude (last live prints)
US 10-year Treasury yield: 4.97% — UP 0.03 percentage points vs the prior close (as of 4.5h ago) · WTI crude oil futures: $99.99 — DOWN 2.4% vs the prior close (as of 2.5h ago).
Fear & Greed
33 (fear) · 33 the day before, 45 a week earlier
Volatility (VIX ETN)
-4.29%

Day in review

Friday, September 11, 2026 saw the three major U.S. equity indices pull back into positive territory. The S&P 500 finished 0.85 percent higher at 764.29, the Nasdaq 100 rose 0.87 percent to 714.88 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 0.97 percent to end at 525.79. Across the week, however, the broad market remained in the red, with the S&P 500 down 0.77 percent, the Nasdaq 100 down 0.57 percent and the Dow slipping 1.55 percent since the prior Friday’s close.

Technology led sector gains with a 1.32 percent rise, followed by Industrials up 1.07 percent and Communication services gaining 0.99 percent. Utilities were the weakest sector, falling 0.31 percent, while Healthcare slipped 0.18 percent and Energy lagged with a modest 0.32 percent gain. Notable equity moves included Amazon advancing 1.94 percent, Alphabet up 1.77 percent and Apple climbing 1.75 percent. The volatility index fell 4.29 percent, and the uranium market declined 3.27 percent. The VIX exchange‑traded note mirrored the broader volatility drop at –4.29 percent, and the crude‑oil fund slipped 2.20 percent. Treasury yields edged higher, with the 10‑year Treasury at 4.97 percent, up three basis points, while WTI crude futures fell to $99.99, a 2.4 percent drop from the prior close. The CNN Fear & Greed Index remained at 33, indicating continued market fear.

Earnings activity helped power the rally. America’s Car‑Mart surged after its results, while Alliance Entertainment Holding and Tsakos Energy Navigation also rose on earnings releases. Oracle, which had reported the day before, fell 1.7 percent following its earnings report. Other companies reporting on the day included Rent the Runway, Hooker Furnishings, AnaptysBio and MoneyHero Limited, though their individual price impacts were modest. The U.S. consumer‑price index was released during the session, but the report did not provide a specific reading in the available summary.

The week closed with the S&P 500 down 0.8 percent, the Nasdaq 100 down 0.6 percent and the Dow Jones down 1.6 percent, a performance shaped by Middle‑East tensions and rising oil prices. With the Fed’s rate decision slated for Wednesday, September 16, market attention shifted to that meeting. The next trading day was scheduled for Monday, September 14, when Cellectis was set to host a conference call and webcast to provide a business update.

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How the day unfolded 24 summaries generated

  1. Pre-open outlook4:02 AM ET

    The S&P 500 fell 0.6% on Thursday as Treasury yields spiked after a weak 30‑year auction, pressuring equities. Oracle slipped about 5.4% on earnings, while Apple rose roughly 3.6% despite the broader decline. Oil jumped over 5% and the 10‑year yield rose to 4.94%, keeping rate‑sensitive stocks cautious. Traders will watch today’s U.S. CPI report for clues on inflation and upcoming Fed policy.

  2. Midday check2:00 PM ET

    Stocks are up about 1% across the board, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 each gaining roughly 1.1% as the Dow rallies on surprise inflation data released this morning. Earnings are fueling the swing, with America’s Car‑Mart soaring 26% after its results, Alliance Entertainment climbing 14% and Tsakos Energy jumping 5.6% following their earnings releases. Meanwhile the 10‑year Treasury yield is inching higher to 4.95% and WTI crude has slid 2.6%, keeping energy‑related pressure modest. Traders are now watching the Fed’s September 16 rate decision for the next catalyst.

  3. Closing wrap7:32 PM ETcorrected by the editor

    The S&P 500 closed higher, up about 0.9%, as the Nasdaq 100 and Dow Jones also rose, after a week of declines. Earnings movers included America's Car-Mart, up 19.5%, Alliance Entertainment Holding, up 16.5%, and Tsakos Energy Navigation, up 7.1%, while Oracle fell 1.7% after reporting results yesterday. Crude oil fell 2.4% and the 10-year Treasury yield rose. Attention now turns to the Fed interest-rate decision on Wednesday, September 16.

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    The S&P 500 closed higher, up about 0.9%, as the Nasdaq 100 and Dow Jones also rose, after a week of declines. Notable earnings movers included America's Car-Mart, up 19.5%, and Alliance Entertainment Holding, up 16.5%, while Oracle fell 1.7% after reporting results yesterday. Crude oil fell 2.4% and the 10-year Treasury yield rose. Attention now turns to the Fed interest-rate decision on Wednesday, September 16.

Scheduled and released

  • US CPI inflation report — released; no reading captured
  • America's Car-Mart CRMT — earnings
  • Rent the Runway RENT — earnings
  • Hooker Furnishings HOFT — earnings
  • AnaptysBio ANAB — earnings
  • MoneyHero Limited MNY — earnings

Headlines of the day

  1. 4:02 AM ETTreasury yields surge after poor 30-year auction and new buyback operation fail to calm market — MarketWatch on MSN
  2. 4:02 AM ETCrude oil price today: Brent crude hits 4-month high above $108 as Iran war disrupts Hormuz, Red Sea routes - Economist warns of GDP impact — The Sunday Guardian Live on MSN
  3. 4:02 AM ETStock futures edge higher as key consumer inflation report looms ahead: Live updates — CNBC
  4. 4:02 AM ETOracle's stock edges up on earnings beat as cloud infrastructure revenue more than doubles — CNBC Earnings
  5. 4:02 AM ETAdobe’s latest earnings leave Wall Street wanting more — MarketWatch
  6. 4:02 AM ETMacy's posts strong results, raises guidance as turnaround begins to take hold — CNBC Earnings
  7. 4:31 AM ETHouthis seize key Yemeni port city as Iran pushes for new foothold on Red Sea coast — CNBC
  8. 4:31 AM ETOracle’s AI bet pays off as cloud momentum helps drive a rosier forecast — MarketWatch
  9. 4:31 AM ETFriday's CPI inflation report is even more important than usual. Here's what to expect — CNBC Economy
  10. 5:31 AM ETHouthis Seize Mocha as Red Sea Becomes New Front in Iran War, Saudi Oil Exports Hit — International Business Times Singapore
  11. 5:31 AM ETStock futures nudge up, yields slip, but markets remain on edge — The Wall Street Journal on MSN
  12. 5:31 AM ETAndy Jassy Just Made a Move That Should Excite Micron and Broadcom Investors — The Motley Fool
  13. 6:01 AM ETThe likelihood of a Fed interest rate hike next week just got a lot higher — CNBC Economy
  14. 6:01 AM ETHow to Make Sense of Mayhem in the Bond Market — The New York Times
  15. 6:01 AM ETYields on US., European government bonds lower but still near multiyear highs — The Wall Street Journal on MSN
  16. 8:02 AM ETEconomists See Fed Defying Expectations for Rate Hikes — Bloomberg
  17. 8:02 AM ETBessent says 'a large bank' will be sanctioned on Monday as part of Iran strategy — CNBC
  18. 8:02 AM ETRH (RH) Stock Surges 9% as Luxury Retailer Unveils Game-Changing Estates Collection — Blockonomi
  19. 8:02 AM ETOracle jumps 6% after reporting 30% revenue growth fueled by AI cloud demand — CNBC Earnings
  20. 8:31 AM ETThe August CPI report is moments away. Find live updates here. — MarketWatch
  21. 8:31 AM ETWealthfront stock surges on earnings beat, $100 billion-asset milestone — Barron's on MSN
  22. 9:02 AM ETAugust CPI report shows core inflation was hotter than expected — live updates — MarketWatch
  23. 9:02 AM ETU.S. oil prices fall for first time in 2 weeks, providing a relief to stock investors — MarketWatch
  24. 9:02 AM ETLive Updates: US stock futures recover as oil slides ahead of inflation test — The Economic Times
  25. 12:01 PM ETStock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq rise as CPI remains sticky, Fed rate-hike bets jump — Yahoo Finance
  26. 12:01 PM ETHigh Treasury yields aren't breaking the stock market yet, economists say — Insider on MSN
  27. 12:01 PM ETHouthis seize key Yemeni port city as Iran pushes for new foothold on Red Sea coast — CNBC on MSN
  28. 12:31 PM ETStock Market Today: Dow Rallies On Surprise Inflation Data; Apple Jumps, Nears All-Time High (Live Coverage) — Investor's Business Daily
  29. 12:31 PM ETInflation persisted in August, potentially locking in a Fed interest rate hike — CNBC Economy
  30. 1:01 PM ETAnalysis: Hot inflation data sets up a Fed rate hike. What happens if Warsh wavers — CNBC
  31. 1:01 PM ETFed rate-hike case builds as inflation fails to cool — Reuters
  32. 1:01 PM ETWall St bounces as oil cools, inflation risks keeps Fed in focus — Reuters
  33. 1:01 PM ETU.S.-Iran tensions push China-bound Gulf-of-Oman oil to $11.50 per barrel — NewsBytes
  34. 1:31 PM ETFed rate hike in September is all but guaranteed after CPI report, economists say — CBS News
  35. 1:31 PM ETAsian markets fall as US.–Iran geopolitical tensions and rising Treasury yields weigh on sentiment — Seeking Alpha on MSN
  36. 2:00 PM ETFed Expected To Hike Rates Next Week as Inflation Remains Hot at 3.4% — Yahoo Finance
  37. 2:00 PM ETIran damages US military hub in Bahrain, escalating tensions — Crypto Briefing
  38. 2:31 PM ETThe Fed could raise interest rates three times. Here’s where the market could face the stiffest test. — MarketWatch
  39. 2:31 PM ETDell stock jumps on RBC initiation, now up nearly 350% in 2026 — CNBC
  40. 3:01 PM ETThe Fed could raise interest rates three times. How that could test markets. — MarketWatch
  41. 4:01 PM ETThe Houthis have opened a new front in the Middle East oil war that’s pushing up prices — MarketWatch
  42. 4:01 PM ETOil prices fall Friday, but post sharp weekly gains as tensions in the Middle East rise — CNBC World
  43. 4:31 PM ETDow gains 500 points, but logs worst week since March, as stocks snap 4-day skid — MarketWatch
  44. 4:31 PM ETU.S. stocks up sharply in final hour as investors look past hot inflation report — MarketWatch
  45. 4:31 PM ETAs the Houthis open a new front in the Middle East war, oil prices are rising — MarketWatch
  46. 5:01 PM ETCPI rose at 3.4% pace in August, raising odds of Fed rate hike this month — Yahoo Finance
  47. 6:01 PM ETCPI rose at 3.4% pace in August, raising odds of Fed rate hike this month — CBS News on MSN
  48. 6:31 PM ETFed's Warsh faces new pressure to hike rates after inflation heats up — Politico
  49. 6:31 PM ETDow Jones futures: $100 oil, surging yields pressure stocks with Fed rate hike seen. Apple leads new buys — Investor's Business Daily on MSN

Where the week stood at the close

The week ended with the S&P 500 down 0.8%, the Nasdaq 100 down 0.6%, and the Dow Jones down 1.6% from the prior Friday's close, driven by rising Mideast tensions and surging oil prices. The US PPI and CPI inflation reports were released, and several companies reported earnings, including Oracle, Adobe, and Copart. Stocks closed higher on Friday as August inflation data cemented bets on a Fed rate hike. The next trading session is Monday, September 14, and Cellectis is scheduled to host a conference call and webcast on that day to provide a business update.

All tracked instruments 42 closes
InstrumentClosePriorChange
Indexes, volatility & oil
S&P 500 SPY764.29757.83+0.85%
Nasdaq 100 QQQ714.88708.69+0.87%
Dow Jones DIA525.79520.75+0.97%
Volatility (VIX) VXX18.0718.88-4.29%
Crude Oil USO154.90158.38-2.20%
Small caps
Russell 2000 IWM288.89287.70+0.41%
S&P 500 sectors
Technology XLK187.67185.22+1.32%
Financials XLF57.2556.87+0.67%
Energy XLE65.1464.93+0.32%
Healthcare XLV165.36165.66-0.18%
Communication XLC112.60111.50+0.99%
Industrials XLI172.37170.55+1.07%
Consumer Staples XLP83.3883.09+0.35%
Consumer Discretionary XLY112.96111.96+0.89%
Real Estate XLRE43.4243.05+0.86%
Utilities XLU42.3942.52-0.31%
Materials XLB50.9550.76+0.37%
Magnificent 7
Apple AAPL332.27326.57+1.75%
Microsoft MSFT495.63492.44+0.65%
NVIDIA NVDA218.29218.36-0.03%
Amazon AMZN256.78251.89+1.94%
Alphabet GOOGL338.50332.60+1.77%
Meta META648.03644.38+0.57%
Tesla TSLA365.44363.56+0.52%
Commodities
Gold GLD398.77396.36+0.61%
Silver SLV58.1257.50+1.08%
Natural Gas UNG10.1710.19-0.20%
Copper CPER39.1839.04+0.36%
Uranium URA43.5345.00-3.27%
Agriculture DBA28.9329.32-1.33%
Global markets
China FXI34.4934.35+0.41%
Japan EWJ98.5696.44+2.20%
India INDA48.5748.11+0.96%
Germany EWG42.8742.62+0.59%
Brazil EWZ38.1938.56-0.96%
Developed ex-US EFA106.70105.66+0.98%
Macro instruments
20Y Treasuries TLT80.8780.78+0.11%
High-Yield Bonds HYG78.6078.62-0.03%
US Dollar Index UUP28.0728.03+0.14%
Bitcoin IBIT43.7743.68+0.21%
Real Estate VNQ94.8094.12+0.72%
Semiconductors SMH568.53560.28+1.47%

Record status: final · finalized 2026-09-12T06:01:17.711Z · captured 2026-09-11T23:40:39.888Z · schema v1

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

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