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Daily Market Report – September 16, 2026

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Markets

The prospect of further tightening of American monetary policy weighed on the S&P 500 (SPX) by 0.45 percent to 7,586 points. The Nasdaq 100 (NDX) fell by 0.65 percent to 28,938 points. The Dow Jones (DJI) closed 0.63 percent lower at 52,093 points, while the Euro Stoxx 50 (SX5E) lost 0.38 percent to 6,237 points. The yield on ten-year American government bonds (US10Y) rose by 3.5 basis points to 5.00 percent. WTI crude oil (CL1!) decreased by 1.12 percent to $104.64 per barrel, after higher American stockpiles outweighed concerns about potential supply disruptions.

Company

Nvidia (NVDA) opposed a coordinated slowdown of AI development and distanced itself from the security demands of other industry representatives. Meta Platforms (META) advocated for independent auditors and consultants to oversee AI models instead of a development moratorium. Alibaba (BABA) did not comment on the warnings from the United States regarding AI risks. Tencent (0700) also refrained from public statements in this debate.

SK Hynix (000660) agreed with the union to pay half of the profit-sharing in cash. This defused a conflict that could have impacted production. Samsung Electronics (005930) is expanding direct access to skilled workers for the semiconductor business with jointly developed training programs. SoftBank (9984) came under pressure in the credit market due to the financing of its investment in OpenAI.

Grab (GRAB) aims to expand its consumer credit business in Southeast Asia with the acquisition of the payment platform Atome for $1.49 billion. Vodafone (VOD) will face a charge of up to €1.1 billion due to the sale of a stake in the German fiber optic company OXG. HSBC (HSBA) is one of the largest lenders in the Indian financial center GIFT City for a foreign exchange program for the diaspora. ICICI Bank (ICICIBANK) also plays a leading role in this program for foreign currency loans.

CATL (300750) lost 10 percent within two days as investors reassessed the outlook for the third quarter and reports of a possible production cut. Ørsted (ORSTED) called for European measures against state-supported Chinese wind turbine manufacturers. BHP (BHP) was in focus due to the legal dispute over the dam collapse in Brazil.

Macroeconomics

The Fed met on Wednesday to discuss the key interest rate. Given the yield of around 5 percent for ten-year American government bonds, their decision was in the spotlight. According to the White House, the United States was preparing discussions between Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and China's Vice Premier He Lifeng ahead of the planned meeting between Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping. The focus was on trade issues and technological competition. The weekly report from the EIA drew attention due to a reported increase in American crude oil inventories. The BoJ was facing an interest rate decision. Market observers expected a hike of 25 basis points.

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*Created on 09/16/2026 / 01:11 AM (ET)*