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title: Market Report, 2026-09-28
description: Braydon Barlow, CFP® explains how rising oil prices and Treasury yields weighed on stocks in the September 28 Daily Market Minute.
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# [Market Report, 2026-09-28](https://blog.adamswealthadvisors.com/daily-market-minute/market-report-2026-09-28)

 Written by [Adams Wealth Advisors](https://blog.adamswealthadvisors.com/daily-market-minute/author/adams-wealth-advisors) | September 29, 2026

US stocks finish lower Monday as rising oil prices and another sharp increase in treasury yields, renewed concerns that inflation pressures could keep interest rates elevated. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 347 points to 51,482, and the NASDAQ declined 0.92% to 26,820, while the S&P 500 went down 0.77% to 7684. Rooters tied the pressure to renewed US Iran tensions, which pushed energy prices higher, and reinforced expectations for restrictive monetary policy. 

Bond markets remain central to the session. The five-year treasury yield climbed roughly 8 basis points to 5.08%, while the 10 year rose about 6 basis points to 5.24%. Its highest closing level since 2007. Higher borrowing costs weighed particularly on rate sensitive and growth oriented areas of the equity market, while concerns about the economic implications of persistently high yields broaden the selling beyond technology.

Sector performance reflected that pressure. Communication services fell one. Consumer discretionary declined one.4%, and financials lost 1.2%. Energy was slightly positive as oil remained elevated, while healthcare and consumer staples posted modest gains, providing some defensive support. Gold fell roughly 4%, an unusually large move that accompanied the continued rise and yields, and expectations for tighter monetary conditions.

Monday's economic calendar was relatively quiet, leaving geopolitics, oil, and interest rates as the primary market drivers. Attention now shifts to Tuesday's consumer confidence and job openings reports, followed Wednesday by employment, growth, consumer spending, and Federal Reserve preferred inflation data. Those releases could materially influence expectations for the next Fed decision. Adam Zolt advisors will continue to keep you informed. Thank you. 

 

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