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U.S. stocks rallied broadly on Friday, halting a four-session losing streak, as a pullback in oil prices and a strong earnings report from Oracle helped investors look past another warm inflation reading. All three major indexes climbed roughly 1%, with buying spread across technology, industrials and materials. The rebound came at the end of a…

U.S. stocks fell for a fourth consecutive session on Thursday as a sharp spike in oil prices reignited inflation worries and pushed Treasury yields to multi-year highs. West Texas Intermediate crude closed above $100 a barrel for the first time in months, and the jump rippled across the market, squeezing corporate margins and raising the…

US stocks fell for a third consecutive session on Wednesday, September 9, 2026, as a fresh surge in oil prices and a jump in Treasury yields kept investors on the defensive. Crude oil pushed past $100 a barrel amid renewed US-Iran tensions, stoking worries about inflation and corporate profit margins, while a climb in borrowing…

Stocks fell across the board on Tuesday as a jump in oil prices and stubbornly high Treasury yields put pressure on Wall Street in a holiday-shortened week. Renewed conflict in the Middle East pushed crude sharply higher, reviving worries about energy costs and inflation just as investors were already digesting last Friday’s stronger-than-expected jobs report.…

Wall Street closed lower on Friday after a surprisingly strong August jobs report flipped the market’s thinking on interest rates. Instead of cheering a healthy labor market, investors worried that the hiring surge gives the Federal Reserve reason to keep rates high, or even raise them, at its meeting later this month. Treasury yields jumped,…

U.S. stocks rallied broadly on Wednesday, recovering ground lost over the prior several sessions as a pullback in Treasury yields eased pressure on the market and reignited demand for technology shares. All three major indexes finished solidly higher, led by the Dow Jones Industrial Average, as investors grew more comfortable that the Federal Reserve is…

U.S. stocks bounced back on Wednesday, ending a three-day losing streak as a relentless run-up in Treasury yields finally paused and gave buyers room to step back in. All three major indexes finished modestly higher, with the Dow reclaiming the 53,000 mark, as investors weighed cooler bond-market pressure against still-elevated oil prices and lingering geopolitical…

Stocks began the new month on the back foot Tuesday, as a fresh spike in oil prices and a worldwide jump in bond yields put pressure on equities. Renewed hostilities in the Strait of Hormuz sent crude above $90 a barrel, reviving inflation worries and reinforcing bets that the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates…

Stocks pulled back to start the week as renewed conflict in the Middle East rattled investors and pushed energy prices and bond yields higher. The U.S. and Iran traded fire for the first time in a month, reviving worries about oil supply just as markets had been coasting near record levels. Even with Monday’s losses,…

Wall Street closed modestly lower on Friday after new Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh used his debut Jackson Hole address to warn that inflation remains too high and that the central bank may need to raise interest rates in the months ahead. The message cooled some of the enthusiasm that had carried stocks higher a…