The Nasdaq fell 1.63% by eleven fifty Eastern as chips sold off.
CAMS Midday Market Check.
Friday, November 13, 2026.
Good afternoon.
The Nasdaq fell 1.63% by eleven fifty Eastern as chips sold off.
The S and P 500 lost 1.01%, while the Dow slipped 0.33%.
Technology fell 3.07% and was the weakest major sector fund, while consumer staples gained 1.21% and led.
Breadth was negative, with decliners ahead of advancers on both Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange.
Declining share volume led on Nasdaq, while advancing volume narrowly led in New York.
New lows reached 341 on Nasdaq and 233 on the New York Stock Exchange, far above new highs.
Advanced Micro Devices fell 10.89%, Broadcom lost 6.07%, and Nvidia fell 3.84%.
Nvidia's leadership transition has become a broader test for the A I trade, with the company due to report results on November 17.
October producer prices rose 0.3% and were 6.5% above a year earlier.
The measure excluding food, energy, and trade services rose 0.5% for the month and 4.9% over twelve months.
The 10-year Treasury yield was just above 5.1%, the dollar index was near 103.4, and the V I X reached 20.33.
Oil and gold were little changed.
The I E A said global oil supply rose by 2.3 million barrels a day in October and expects the market to return to surplus this quarter.
Microsoft was nearly flat, while a global Microsoft 365 outage remained unresolved.
Chips remain under heavy pressure, while staples, utilities, financials, energy, health care, and communication services are holding gains.
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