Sam's News — markets — 2026-09-10¶
Markets¶
7 Stock futures tumble as U.S. oil prices surge above $100 a barrel¶
U.S. stock market futures declined as crude oil prices climbed above $100 per barrel, accompanied by rising bond yields.
Sources: CNBC RSS
7 U.S. oil prices surge above $100 as stock market retreats on inflation concerns¶
U.S. oil prices have topped $100, prompting stock market losses as elevated bond yields and inflation readings weigh on investor sentiment.
Sources: CNBC RSS
6.5 AI stocks losing market dominance as broader market concerns emerge¶
AI's outsized influence on U.S. stock market performance is diminishing amid broader market concerns.
Sources: CNBC RSS
6.5 Nvidia entrusts 1.3 million-part supply chain to underperforming supplier¶
Nvidia has handed management of its massive 1.3 million-part supply chain to a company that a prominent market observer has called undervalued.
Sources: finance.yahoo.com RSS
6 Nasdaq invests $100M in Kraken parent, targeting 2027 tokenized stock trading launch¶
Nasdaq has invested $100 million in Kraken's parent company as part of a plan to launch tokenized stock trading in 2027.
Sources: CNBC RSS
5.5 Market outlook: 5% 10-year yield and major stock market correction anticipated¶
Market analysts warn that a 5% 10-year Treasury yield and a significant stock market correction may be imminent.
Sources: Seeking Alpha RSS
5.5 Major U.S. indices fall 0.4% on oil prices and inflation concerns¶
The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq each declined 0.4% amid elevated oil prices and inflation concerns.
Sources: The Motley Fool RSS
5.5 Texas Stock Exchange achieves first corporate listings¶
The Texas Stock Exchange has secured its first corporate listings.
Sources: WFAA RSS
5.5 Nvidia raises dividend significantly but questions remain on impact¶
Nvidia announced a substantial dividend increase, though analysts debate its material significance.
Sources: finance.yahoo.com RSS
Partnership¶
5.5 Nvidia and Palantir expand AI partnership¶
Nvidia and Palantir have expanded their artificial intelligence partnership.
Sources: Barron's RSS