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Daily Market Report – October 12, 2026

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Markets

The S&P 500 (SPX) closed at 7,807 points, down 0.06 percent, while the Nasdaq 100 (NDX) fell 0.71 percent to 30,665 points. In contrast, the Dow Jones (DJI) gained 0.38 percent to 51,851 points. In Frankfurt, the DAX (DAX) rose 0.76 percent to 25,278 points. WTI crude oil (CL1!) increased by 1.47 percent to $93.20 amid tensions over Russian diesel supplies and attacks on Saudi Arabia. Copper (COPPER) rose by 1.03 percent to $6.76.

Company

Meta Platforms (META) introduced a new family of AI models with Muse Wonder. After significant investments, the company sees itself among the technological elite. Microsoft (MSFT) began the installation of the new Maia chips in its data centers, thus advancing the development of its own semiconductor capacities. Cisco (CSCO) is developing optical networking technology in collaboration with Nvidia (NVDA) that aims to reduce bottlenecks in data transmission in AI data centers.

Bumble (BMBL) came into focus following reports of advanced discussions regarding a privatization worth approximately 1 billion dollars. IonQ (IONQ) agreed to acquire the cybersecurity company Elisity for up to 1.3 billion dollars. Getty Images (GETY) is set to receive fresh equity as part of a pre-arranged bankruptcy process and will be taken off the stock exchange.

LVMH (MC) missed expectations due to declining revenues in fashion and leather goods. The company cited weaker demand in China as a burden. Crédit Agricole (ACA) agreed to acquire the German mid-sized bank IKB, thereby expanding its business with corporate clients. At Eramet (ERA), the French state is expected to increase its stake and become the largest shareholder of the raw materials company.

Volkswagen (VOW3) reported again declining vehicle sales and simultaneously presented new models for the European market at the Paris Motor Show. Tesla (TSLA) announced the European debut of its Cybertruck for the Paris Auto Show. Lockheed Martin (LMT) showcased a new generation of the Patriot missile interceptor for a competition of the American armed forces.

Macroeconomics

The Fed focused on the prospect of longer restrictive interest rates after Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack warned of a solidification of inflation expectations. According to the White House, the US government defended the agreement on Russian diesel supplies against criticism from both parties and from Europe. Doubts about the available export volumes limited the expected contribution to fuel supply. Attacks on Saudi airports simultaneously increased the risks for transportation routes and energy infrastructure in the Middle East.

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*Created on 10/12/2026 / 16:48 (ET)*