
Jobs day: yields back off a 24-year high, Nike sinks late
The 10-year yield hit a 24-year high Thursday, then eased. Accenture and Mattel soared, Nike fell after hours. The September jobs report is due at 8:30 ET.
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The 10-year yield hit a 24-year high Thursday, then eased. Accenture and Mattel soared, Nike fell after hours. The September jobs report is due at 8:30 ET.

PCE inflation came in below forecasts, yet long-term yields rose and most stocks fell. Micron beat but slipped late. Jobless claims and Nike are due today.

Consumer confidence hit its lowest since 2014 and the Fed's Williams cooled October hike bets. August PCE lands at 8:30 a.m. ET, Micron after the close.

The 10-year yield hit its highest since 2007 and 70 of 100 names we track fell. Meta's enterprise push hit software, and JOLTS lands at 10 a.m. ET.

August payrolls tripled the 53,000 consensus and hike odds are back near 59%. Oil sits at six-week highs, and CPI lands Friday.

Waller's hold signal cut September hike odds to 50.4% and lifted the S&P 1.06%. August payrolls arrive at 8:30 ET with consensus at just 56,000 jobs.

MongoDB fell 13.5% and Palo Alto 9.3% after both beat and raised. The rest of the market rose. ISM services and jobless claims land this morning.

Dell booked record AI server orders while software fell 5-7%. The market is repricing duration, not AI — and Broadcom reports after today's close.

Global bond yields broke to multi-decade highs overnight and oil kept rising. The bond market, not stocks, is setting the terms before this open.