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Tuesday, 10 November 2026

Stocks rebound, oil slides; inflation today.

Chipmakers led Wall Street’s rebound on Monday, and US consumer prices for October are due this afternoon.

MarketsDaily briefing6 min read
S&P 500+2.35%Nasdaq+2.74%Stoxx 600+1.26%FTSE 100+1.02%DAX+1.73%Nikkei 225+2.33%TASI+0.90%ADX+0.96%DFM+1.03%Brent (Jan)$92.57−5.85%WTI$86.85−4.38%Gold$4,114.50+0.97%US 10-Yr4.86%+0.5bpEUR/USD1.1226+0.57%Bitcoin$74,455−0.41%S&P 500+2.35%Nasdaq+2.74%Stoxx 600+1.26%FTSE 100+1.02%DAX+1.73%Nikkei 225+2.33%TASI+0.90%ADX+0.96%DFM+1.03%Brent (Jan)$92.57−5.85%WTI$86.85−4.38%Gold$4,114.50+0.97%US 10-Yr4.86%+0.5bpEUR/USD1.1226+0.57%Bitcoin$74,455−0.41%
01·The Lead

Tech bounces back.

The S&P 500 had its best day since 8 April on Monday as technology shares recovered from last week’s sell-off, CNBC reported.

  • Last week’s fear: traders worried that Democrats’ midterm wins could slow data-centre building, CNBC reported.
  • Nvidia: fell after Jensen Huang admitted an affair with a woman The New York Times reported was a Chinese spy; China called the allegation a smear. The board has opened an investigation, CNBC reported.
  • Bernstein: analyst Stacy Rasgon said, “Jensen is Nvidia. Nvidia is Jensen.”
  • Melius Research: said “there is no clear successor to Jensen,” though it pointed to a “strong bench” of executives.
02·Market Reactions

Shares up, oil down.

  • Oil: fell after President Trump said renewed strikes on Iran were “highly unlikely” if talks progress, CNBC reported.
  • Volatility: the VIX, a gauge of expected US stock swings, fell back below 20.

Monday 9 Nov closes; oil at settlement.

19.92

VIX

−22.31%

+3.15%

Russell 2000

Monday

5.26%

US 30-Yr

−0.4bp

$52.56

Silver

+1.47%

Equities
Monday 9 Nov close.
S&P 500+2.35%
Nasdaq Composite+2.74%
Stoxx 600+1.26%
FTSE 100+1.02%
DAX+1.73%
Nikkei 225+2.33%
TASI (Saudi)+0.90%
ADX (Abu Dhabi)+0.96%
DFM (Dubai)+1.03%
Commodities
Monday settlement.
Brent (Jan)$92.57−5.85%
WTI (Dec)$86.85−4.38%
Gold (Dec)$4,114.50+0.97%
Rates
US 10-Yr4.86%+0.5bp
FX
At about 07:35 GST Tuesday, 24-hour change.
EUR/USD1.1226+0.57%
Digital Assets
At about 07:35 GST Tuesday, 24-hour change.
Bitcoin$74,455−0.41%
03·Chart of the Day

One chipmaker left behind.

US chip stocks · share prices · close Mon 9 Nov

Monday’s move, in %.

Change from Friday’s close, %.

Key takeaway · AMD is now above where it stood before last Thursday’s slide; Nvidia closed below Thursday’s level.

Source: Yahoo Finance closing prices, 4–9 Nov. Chip index: PHLX Semiconductor Index.

04·What Else Matters

Asia follows; prices next.

Asia

Tech rallies, China exports jump

  • SoftBank: rose 12% in Tokyo, CNBC reported.
  • SK Hynix: rose 8% in Seoul; Samsung Electronics gained 5.3%.
  • China trade: exports rose 35.2% in October from a year earlier and imports 41.6%, both above forecasts, and the surplus so far this year passed $1 trillion, CNBC reported.

CNBC · 10 Nov

Today

US consumer prices, 17:30 GST

  • Forecast: economists polled by Dow Jones expect prices up 0.3% on the month, and 0.2% excluding food and energy.
  • No yearly rate: it will not be published because of the 2025 government shutdown.
  • Natixis: Christopher Hodge said, “We think the slowdown in core CPI will stem from a reversion of shelter prices.”

CNBC · 9 Nov

Companies

Exxon, CoreWeave

  • Exxon: signed a non-binding preliminary agreement with Venezuela’s state oil company PDVSA to explore oil and gas opportunities, Reuters reported.
  • CoreWeave: the AI cloud provider reports third-quarter results after the US close on Tuesday.

Reuters · 9 Nov; CoreWeave · 27 Oct

05·MENA Focus

Gulf shares rise, Qatar mediates.

  • Gulf markets: Qatar rose 0.9%, Reuters reported; Emaar Properties gained 2.4%.
  • Saudi pipeline: an attack on the East-West oil pipeline in the Madinah region caused a limited fire on Monday; operations were not affected and no one was hurt, the Energy Ministry said, Arab News reported.
  • Sky Links Capital: Daniel Takieddine said disruption to Hormuz shipping remains a drag, but resilient regional data kept investors buying.
  • UAE: presidential adviser Anwar Gargash warned of “a long period of uncertainty”, Reuters reported.
  • White House: Trump met Qatar’s prime minister, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, on Monday, then said, “We are seeing positive momentum toward an end to this conflict.”
  • Iran: foreign minister Abbas Araghchi said Tehran is waiting for Washington’s reply to its two-day proposal, Al-Monitor reported.

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