Results reported that day
8 companies filed results with the SEC.
Offerings priced that day
2 final prospectuses filed on Form 424B4, which covers first-time listings and follow-on offerings alike.
Filings from the SEC's EDGAR system, which is public domain.
How the day unfolded 32 summaries generated
- Pre-open outlook4:00 AM ET
On Thursday, US stocks ended their previous session as the headlines described it. Overnight, the Trump administration advanced a $24.3 billion fighter jet deal to Saudi Arabia. Today, the US stock market will open, and investors will watch for developments. The Fed interest-rate decision was released on Wednesday, and attention will turn to the market's reaction to various economic and geopolitical news.
- Midday check12:31 PM ET
Stocks slump as 10‑year Treasury yields near 5% and crude oil stays above $100, affecting the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 and Dow Jones. Fast‑growing ETFs tout yields up to 17.5% and OpenAI’s latest AI revelation, dubbed a “serious situation” by Microsoft’s Suleyman, sparks tech‑sector uncertainty. JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon attends a state dinner for President Trump and China’s Xi, as the auto industry urges Trump to bar Chinese automakers ahead of the visit.
- Closing wrap7:31 PM ET
The US stock market closed on Friday, September 18, with attention focused on various developments, including Trump's announcement of a 'large Military presence' in Greenland and OpenAI's latest AI revelation. The market also considered analyst stock picks from UBS and comments from Microsoft's Suleyman. The next trading session will be on Monday, September 21.
Headlines of the day
- 4:00 AM ETNasdaq, S&P 500 close sharply higher as stocks rebound from Fed-driven selloff — MarketWatch
- 4:00 AM ETBank of Japan raises interest rates to 31-year high, flags concerns over inflation — CNBC World
- 4:00 AM ETOil prices fall as Saudi supply hopes outweigh fresh Houthi strikes — CNBC World
- 4:00 AM ETBond market is in a historically bad run. Why investors are buying now anyway. — MarketWatch
- 4:00 AM ETMicron, Intel and other chip stocks are furthering their strong comebacks — MarketWatch
- 4:00 AM ETWall Street bets Trump backs down on Iran — but what if the ‘TACO’ trade fails? — MarketWatch
- 4:31 AM ETThe 10-year Treasury is having its worst run in over 100 years. Why investors are buying bonds anyway. — MarketWatch
- 4:31 AM ETSaudi Arabia is now pushing to export more oil through the Strait of Hormuz — MarketWatch
- 5:00 AM ETTrump administration advances $24.3 billion fighter jet deal to Saudi Arabia as Houthis escalate attacks — CNBC World
- 6:01 AM ETAnthropic and OpenAI hunt for smaller data center deals, sources tell CNBC, in race to deploy AI capacity — CNBC World
- 6:30 AM ETThe Fed hasn’t been this terse since 2007. What a 130-word statement signals for market stability. — MarketWatch
- 6:30 AM ETWarren Buffett stepping down as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway: 'Father Time always wins' — CNBC
- 6:30 AM ETThe Fed’s never been so confident on economic growth. What investors should do now, according to KKR. — MarketWatch
- 7:00 AM ETWarren Buffett exits Berkshire Hathaway as his son Howard becomes chairman — MarketWatch
- 7:31 AM ETBank of England defies Fed’s rate-hike lead, leaving rates unchanged — CNBC Economy
- 8:31 AM ETAI trade rebound sparks flurry of unusually bullish options activity — CNBC
- 9:01 AM ETWhy mortgage bonds are set to deteriorate, and possibly hit the whole market, according to this Wall Street expert — MarketWatch
- 9:01 AM ETEconomic calendar: Leading indicators headline the Friday agenda — MarketWatch
- 9:31 AM ETTesla’s upcoming product frenzy could leave investors disappointed — MarketWatch
- 10:01 AM ETOpenAI's latest AI revelation is a 'serious situation,' Microsoft's Suleyman tells CNBC — CNBC
- 10:01 AM ETFed staff should have known Silicon Valley Bank was vulnerable, new report finds — CNBC
- 10:31 AM ETStocks slump as 10-year Treasury yield nears 5% and crude oil remains atop $100 — MarketWatch
- 10:31 AM ETPutin targets Nestle's Russian business as Kremlin tightens grip on Western assets — CNBC World
- 12:03 PM ETWhy Japan’s markets flipped the usual script after central bank rate hike — CNBC Economy
- 12:31 PM ETAuto industry urges Trump to bar Chinese automakers in U.S. ahead of Xi visit — CNBC World
- 1:01 PM ETThree words from Kevin Warsh have Wall Street wondering how far the Fed will go with rate hikes — CNBC
- 1:01 PM ETJPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon attending Trump's state dinner for China's Xi: Source — CNBC World
- 1:32 PM ETNike parts ways with Kylian Mbappé, soccer superstar signs with On — CNBC
- 2:00 PM ETThese fast-growing ETFs aim for yields as high as 17.5%. But here’s the catch. — MarketWatch
- 3:31 PM ETS&P 500, Nasdaq turn modestly higher in final hour as oil prices ease; Dow lags — MarketWatch
- 4:01 PM ETElon Musk talks up AI safety while fighting regulation in wild week of strange alliances — CNBC
- 4:30 PM ETS&P 500, Nasdaq close higher, Dow slips as 10-year Treasury yield holds above 5% — MarketWatch
- 5:30 PM ETStocks are failing the ‘breadth’ test, but options traders still see reason to buy — MarketWatch
- 6:30 PM ETTrump says U.S. to build a 'large Military presence' in Greenland as part of a security deal with it and Denmark — CNBC World
- 7:00 PM ETAmazon, Palantir and 12 more top tech stock picks from UBS analysts — MarketWatch
- 7:31 PM ETAs Buffett’s reign ends, fans should sell Berkshire and buy these stocks instead — MarketWatch
Where the week stood at the close
US stocks ended a turbulent week mixed: the Dow Jones industrial average fell for a third straight week and the S&P 500 also finished lower, while the Nasdaq eked out a gain as chip stocks held up. The week's central event was the Federal Reserve's decision Wednesday to lift its target rate to 3-3/4%-4%, alongside the US retail sales report the same day. Treasury yields near 5% and higher oil prices added pressure, while Boeing's slower 737 Max stabilization and Nvidia's upbeat chip-sales signal were among the week's other developments. The next trading session is Monday, September 21.