As of SEPT 11, 2026(close)
Despite a firm CPI report on Friday morning, investors bid up stocks despite no retracement in U.S. Treasury yields. It’s not impossible that the market was fearful of the possibility that the U.S. Federal Reserve has actually gotten behind the curve in the fight against inflation. Today’s economic data doesn’t suggest that it has, but odds remain that the FOMC will raise the Fed Funds rate next week.
At the closing bell, the Nasdaq rallied nearly 1%, and the S&P 500’S gain was close behind. Despite the positive day, major indices still posted a negative return for the week.
Investors continue to also watch oil prices closely. Crude and Brent oil both pulled back a couple of percent on Friday.
Precious metals had a rather pedestrian day.
As of SEPT 11, 2026(close)
S&P 500 [7,656.98]
1-WEEK return : -1.2%
1-MONTH return : -0.9%
GOLD Spot [4349.3]
1-WEEK return : -2.8%
1-MONTH return : -0.5%
Dollar Index [99.12]
1-WEEK change : +0.1%
1-MONTH change : -0.7%
NASDAQ [26,333.04]
1-WEEK return : -0.9%
1-MONTH return : -0.4%
U.S. 10 YEAR [4.98]
1-WEEK change : +21 bps
1-MONTH change : +29 bps
EURO Stx50 [6325.13]
1-WEEK return : -0.9%
1-MONTH return : -3.5%
NOTE: The above market data is for indicative purposes only. The Investment Editor’s Cut is not responsible for any inaccuracies in the data presented. Furthermore, nothing presented here constitutes investment advice. Individuals are encouraged to evaluate investment opportunities with a professional advisor.
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