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Hosted by Unknown Host · Business · EN · 59 episodes
The essential daily market briefing for US investors, issued daily before the stock market open. Catch up on the news from European and Asian exchanges, and get pre-market indicators of how the NYSE and NASDAQ will start the day. Listen every weekday morning to be prepared for the trading day ahead.
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US Market Open
September 30, 2026. US stock market sentiment remains cautious as investors navigate a challenging environment marked by rising Treasury yields and persistent inflation concerns. Following a choppy session, both the NYSE and NASDAQ faced downward pressure, reflecting broader market unease. Those looking to invest continue to monitor economic data closely as volatility persists across major indices.
US Market Open
September 29, 2026. The stock market recently faced downward pressure as rising Treasury yields and elevated crude oil prices dampened sentiment. Major indices on the NYSE and NASDAQ finished lower during the previous session. As geopolitical uncertainties persist, those looking to invest remain cautious, closely monitoring inflation trends and ongoing diplomatic developments that continue to influence broader market activity.
US Market Open
September 28, 2026. During the final session of the previous week, the stock market experienced a positive shift as cooling oil prices eased investor concerns. Major indices, including the NYSE and NASDAQ, finished the day higher, buoyed by a rally in technology shares. Despite ongoing volatility from rising bond yields, those looking to invest found a more optimistic environment.
US Market Open
September 25, 2026. The stock market experienced a mixed session as participants weighed geopolitical tensions and shifting bond yields. While the NYSE saw downward pressure, the NASDAQ managed to remain relatively stable. Despite ongoing volatility, those looking to invest continue to monitor how energy prices and interest rate expectations influence broader sentiment across these major exchanges.
US Market Open
September 24, 2026. The US stock market faced downward pressure during the last trading session as surging Treasury yields fueled inflation concerns. Both the NYSE and NASDAQ experienced declines, ending the day in the red. As economic data raised worries about interest rates, many who invest in equities remained cautious amid the broader market retreat.
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