The Nasdaq rose 2.74% as WTI fell to $87.10 and chips rallied, even as Nvidia lost 4.27%.
CAMS Closing Market Recap.
Monday, November 9, 2026.
Good evening.
The Nasdaq rose 2.74% as WTI fell to $87.10 and chips rallied, even as Nvidia lost 4.27%.
The S and P 500 added 2.35%, the Dow gained 2.15%, and the Russell 2000 rose 3.20%.
All 11 sector funds rose, led by industrials at 3.82% and technology at 3.73%.
Advancers and advancing volume led on both the Nasdaq and New York Stock Exchange.
New lows still outnumbered new highs on both exchanges.
I W M, S M H, technology, Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices volume finished above their 10-day averages.
S M H gained about 5%, while Advanced Micro Devices rose 13.26% and Nvidia fell 4.27%.
Nvidia's board opened an independent investigation, while saying it had no reason to believe national security or company secrets were compromised.
Advanced Micro Devices said Google Cloud uses its E P Y C processors for T P U eight host infrastructure.
The 10-year Treasury yield was near 4.87%, the 2-year yield was 4.56%, and the dollar index fell 0.61%.
The V I X fell to 19.96, while gold rose to about $4,150.
The New York Fed said one-year inflation expectations held at 3.9%, while the chance of higher unemployment reached 45.3%.
Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin said policy should move with care because inflation remains the greater risk.
The Consumer Price Index arrives Tuesday at eight thirty Eastern.
A reported drone strike set Russia's Kirishi refinery on fire, but officials said the fire was contained and gave no downtime estimate.
Lower oil helped the rebound, but firm yields, new lows, Nvidia's company-specific risk and unfinished geopolitical talks keep the reset unproven.
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