How did markets close the week?
Week recap · Updated 1d agoThe S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 and Dow Jones all finished the week higher, rebounding from a mid-week slide tied to surging Treasury yields — the 10-year hit 5.18% and the 30-year 5.47% on Thursday — and from oil prices that eased Friday on hopes for an Iran-linked reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. AI-related buying drove Monday's gains after AMD's milestone announcement and OpenAI's call for global standards, with Bitcoin's eight-month high boosting risk appetite. The Senate narrowly rejected a resolution to end the Iran war on Thursday, the same session Treasury yields pulled the indexes lower. Friday's rise was supported by easing oil, as Saudi crude exports peaked since the Iran war began, and by the conclusion of Trump's state visit with Xi, which shifted focus to the Fed-preferred PCE report due Wednesday, September 30. The next trading session is Monday, September 28.
AI-generated from this week's sessions, scheduled releases and the site's own daily summaries. Informational only — not investment advice.
Market Status
Market ClosedTreasury yields
As of Thu, Sep 2410-year minus 2-year: 0.31 points. Source: Federal Reserve H.15, published a business day later.
Earnings reported on Friday
5 filed with the SECFerrellgas Partners L.P. reported fiscal 2026 revenue down $74.3 million, or 4%, with net earnings of $71.7 million.
Worthington Enterprises reported fiscal first quarter revenue increased 13% to $344 million and GAAP EPS $0.87 with adjusted (non-GAAP) EPS $0.82.
Astrotech Corp reported fiscal year 2026 revenue of $913, down from $1,049, and a net loss per common share of $(8.49).
Tamboran Resources reported 4Q FY26 revenue and earnings, with a pro forma cash balance of ~$240 million.
Integrated BioPharma reported quarter revenue of $9.8 million, down 31.0%, diluted net loss per share $0.04, and fiscal-year revenue of $43.9 million, down 19.3%, diluted net loss per share $0.09.
Each line is AI-written from the company's press release filed with the SEC, in the company's own figures. Informational only — not investment advice.
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How is the stock market doing today?
U.S. stocks closed the week higher, with the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 and Dow Jones locking in weekly gains despite a sharp rise in Treasury yields. The briefing on this page is rewritten through the trading day.
How is the stock market doing this week?
The S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 and Dow Jones all finished the week higher, rebounding from a mid-week slide tied to surging Treasury yields — the 10-year hit 5.18% and the 30-year 5.47% on Thursday — and from oil prices that eased Friday on hopes for an Iran-linked reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. AI-related buying drove Monday's gains after AMD's milestone announcement and OpenAI's call for global standards, with Bitcoin's eight-month high boosting risk appetite. The Senate narrowly rejected a resolution to end the Iran war on Thursday, the same session Treasury yields pulled the indexes lower. Friday's rise was supported by easing oil, as Saudi crude exports peaked since the Iran war began, and by the conclusion of Trump's state visit with Xi, which shifted focus to the Fed-preferred PCE report due Wednesday, September 30. The next trading session is Monday, September 28. The briefing on this page places each day within the week; the full week record lives in Market History.
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