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What's Moving Markets Today? -- WSJ

What's Moving Markets Today? -- WSJ

Dow JonesDow Jones2026/09/30 15:02

By Heather Gillers

Stock indexes are up this morning, led by the Nasdaq. Here's what's moving markets today:

-- Better econ numbers: Revised GDP data out this morning showed the economy grew more than previously thought in the second quarter. Bond yields, which have been surging lately, are mixed today.

-- Oil prices are up: Brent crude December futures climbed more than 2% to $98.80 a barrel today. But producers are growing more adept at navigating the war in the Middle East. Analysts at Goldman analysts see prices easing by year-end, citing the "remarkable adaptation" of the oil market.

-- Micron earnings: The memory-chip maker is set to report earnings after the close and those results will be watched closely for further signs of strength in AI-related demand. The company's stock has sextupled in price over the past year and was up slightly Wednesday morning.

This item is part of a Wall Street Journal live coverage event. The full stream can be found by searching P/WSJL (WSJ Live Coverage).

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September 30, 2026 11:02 ET (15:02 GMT)

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