Hot inflation pulled the Nasdaq down 0.74% and pushed the 10-year Treasury yield back near 5%.
CAMS Closing Market Recap.
Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
Good evening.
Hot inflation pulled the Nasdaq down 0.74% and pushed the 10-year Treasury yield back near 5%.
The S and P 500 lost 0.38%, and the Dow fell 0.30%.
The Russell 2000 declined 0.55%.
Decliners and declining share volume led on both the Nasdaq and New York Stock Exchange.
New lows outnumbered new highs on both exchanges.
Technology was the weakest major sector fund, down 1.14%.
Financials and energy finished higher.
Nvidia volume finished at more than twice its 10-day average.
Nvidia fell 5.53% on heavy volume.
Taiwan Semiconductor and Advanced Micro Devices finished higher.
October consumer prices rose 0.4% from September, while core prices gained 0.3% for a third straight month.
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said a half-point December rate increase should be considered if core inflation was around 0.3% or higher.
The 2-year Treasury yield rose to 4.736%, and the dollar index gained 0.60%.
CNBC described the $42 billion 10-year Treasury auction as soft and said dealers were left with 10% of the sale.
The V I X fell to 19.46.
West Texas Intermediate settled near $86, while gold settled near $4,030.
Nvidia's board is conducting an independent inquiry, and President Trump said the F B I is looking into the matter.
Taiwan Semiconductor said October revenue rose 59.7% from a year earlier.
Advanced Micro Devices said its sixth-generation E P Y C server processors are now generally available and shipping from leading server vendors.
Reuters reported that tanker attacks continued in the Strait of Hormuz even as oil traded at two-month lows.
Stocks recovered from deeper intraday losses, but weak breadth and higher yields kept the close defensive.
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