What are today's top business/market headlines?
Here are the top business and market headlines as of Sunday, September 13, 2026 (U.S.):
Want a quick U.S. week-ahead brief (Fed meeting, key data, notable earnings), or a version focused on a specific region or sector?
Citations (8)
- US stocks jump after oil prices ease and an inflation update comes in near expectations
Backs: “U.S. stocks rebounded Friday, trimming much of the week’s losses, as oil prices eased and an inflation update came in near expectations.”
- Stocks fall on Wall Street as oil prices jump back above $100 a barrel after Iran war escalates
Backs: “Midweek oil surge above $100 a barrel briefly dragged Wall Street lower and stoked inflation worries before prices cooled into the weekend.”
- How major US stock indexes fared Thursday 9/10/2026
Backs: “Treasury yields climbed late week on inflation concerns, with the 10‑year touching around 4.95% Thursday, pressuring equities.”
- Bonds, stocks selloff pauses as oil falls; pivotal CPI report due | Kitco News
Backs: “Globally, a selloff in bonds and equities paused Friday as oil retreated; markets remain focused on the Fed’s decision due this coming week.”
- Dollar holds gains as traders await US price data after oil jumps | MarketScreener
Backs: “The dollar held firm into Friday as traders digested higher energy prices and U.S. inflation data, with rate‑hike odds ticking up ahead of the Fed.”
- European stocks rise but head for sharp weekly declines By Reuters
Backs: “European stocks ticked higher Friday but were still on track for their worst week since April on higher yields and rate worries.”
- BRICS leaders voice concern over Middle East, condemn unilateral sanctions at India summit
Backs: “BRICS leaders condemned unilateral sanctions and voiced concern over Middle East tensions, keeping energy and risk sentiment in play.”
- Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei says AI industry needs to give safety measures time to catch up
Backs: “Anthropic’s CEO urged the AI industry to slow development to let safety measures catch up—an ongoing theme for AI‑exposed shares.”