The University of Michigan's preliminary October survey showed the current conditions and expectations indexes moving in opposite directions, while both year-ahead and long-run inflation expectations rose. This brief covers the regular-session closes for the four major indexes, a check of the conditions set this morning against the results, and items that could not be confirmed.
The University of Michigan's preliminary October consumer sentiment reading is scheduled for release at 10:00 a.m. EDT on October 9, and under the official schedule its responses closed on October 5, so the survey covers a different period from overnight oil and futures moves. This brief sets out how to compare the release with September's final figures.
This brief covers the October 8 U.S. regular session, weekly jobless claims and the 30-year bond reopening auction: initial claims fell once the prior week's revision is taken into account, while continuing claims, which cover a different reference week, rose. The Treasury's daily 2-, 10- and 30-year yields declined, and the major indexes moved in different directions.
In a speech early on October 8, 2026, Pacific time, Fed Governor Christopher Waller said he expects further rate increases if economic data come in as expected, adding that the timing is flexible and hikes need not come at consecutive meetings. This is one governor's conditional view, and this brief also covers the October 7 index closes, overnight reports and the benchmarks to check in today's weekly jobless claims and 30-year auction.
All four major U.S. indexes fell in the October 7 regular session, with the Russell 2000 posting the largest decline. This brief covers the results of the day's 10-year note auction, what the September FOMC minutes revealed, and why the price effects of the two events cannot be separated.
On October 7, a $39 billion 10-year auction closes at 1:00 p.m. ET and the September FOMC minutes follow at 2:00 p.m. How to record each yield reaction.
Before the 8:30 a.m. ET August trade report on October 6, a guide to reading the deficit through exports and imports, with Monday's close and overnight moves.
US index futures were down about 0.2% at 6:20 a.m. ET on October 5. Before the services PMIs, here are the August ISM yardsticks for orders, jobs and prices.
US stocks reversed morning losses. The 10-year ended near 5.24% and Micron gained 3.03%. October 1 brought rate relief, growing AI revenue and higher manufacturing costs.
The 10-year Treasury yield matches its 2007 high and mortgage rates passed 7.5%, yet the S&P 500 and home prices are up. See where higher rates already show.
Nasdaq +0.01%, S&P 500 −0.02%. Stocks barely moved, while the 10-year Treasury par yield reached 5.18% and November Brent settled at $106.60. A closer look at the September 24 close.
A hot September PMI and hawkish Fed comments sent the 10-year Treasury yield to 5.11%, after an intraday high not seen since 2007. The Nasdaq fell 1.13% and the Russell 2000 1.77%. A September 23 close report with sectors, stocks and what to check next.
The Nasdaq set another record while the S&P 500 was flat and the Dow fell. A September 23 premarket view of AI leadership, oil, Treasury yields and the evidence to watch next.
Nasdaq closed at a record on Sept. 21, 2026 while oil and the 10-year cooled. How the story moved from AI safety fears to agent demand, in charts, plus the author’s view.
The Fed raised its range to 3.75–4.00%, the 10-year closed above 5% and WTI held above $100. A charted review of the week's index, sector and rate moves.
10-year Treasury at 5% on Sept. 14, 2026: why it is a new normal and a threshold, in 7 charts on AI bonds, small-business loans, mortgages and the sell-off loop.
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