Closing Snapshot
- S&P 500 (SPX): 7,807.24, -4.30 (-0.06%)
- Nasdaq 100 (NDX): 30,664.70, -218.45 (-0.71%)
- Dow Jones (DJIA): 51,850.55, +195.60 (+0.38%)
- Russell 2000 (RUT): 2,794.48, -12.50 (-0.45%)
- VIX: 15.21, +0.37, the fear gauge edging up from a calm level
- 10-year Treasury yield: 5.24%, unchanged; the bond market was closed for Columbus Day
- WTI crude: $93.21, +$1.36 (+1.5%)
- Brent crude: $106.05, +$1.33 (+1.3%)
- Gold: $4,195.00, -$21.30 (-0.5%)
- DXY (US Dollar Index): 102.59, +0.38 (+0.4%)
Stocks split along familiar lines on Monday: the S&P 500 finished almost exactly where it started, two points shy of Friday's close, while the Dow rose 0.4% and the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 fell 0.7%. Selling concentrated in AI hardware, with optical networking makers Ciena and Lumentum each down nearly 10% and memory chipmakers Micron (-3.9%) and SanDisk (-6.0%) also lower. Oil rose about 1.5% after reports of fresh Russian strikes on Ukrainian energy facilities, which lifted energy shares, and consumer staples, health care and banks also gained. Meta was a bright spot in tech, up 3.4% after launching new AI models. With the bond market closed for Columbus Day and no economic data, attention is already on Tuesday's bank earnings and Wednesday's inflation report.