12 Sep 2026 • 7 min read

TEBBIT U.S. Stocks Perpetual Daily｜September 12, 2026 (Saturday)

Data as of:2026 September 12, 08:00 (UTC+8)
Corresponding U.S. stock trading date:2026 September 11

I. Overnight U.S. Stocks

On September 11, the U.S. stock market saw a notable rebound after four consecutive trading days of declines, with all three major indices rising.

Market sentiment was mainly supported by factors including U.S. CPI data coming in line with expectations, international oil prices retreating from their highs, and renewed investor attention toward technology stocks.

The U.S. 8-month Consumer Price Index (CPI) released that day rose 0.4% month on month, broadly in line with market expectations, although core inflation continued to show some persistence.

Meanwhile, international oil prices retreated from this week's highs. Brent crude fell from its previous high of nearly 110 dollars/barrel to around 104 dollars/barrel, with lower energy prices easing concerns about further deterioration in inflation to some extent.

However, the inflation data still reinforced market expectations that the Federal Reserve may adjust its interest-rate policy next week. Interest-rate futures showed that the implied probability of a 25-basis-point rate hike next week rose further to approximately 85%–90%, while the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield briefly reached approximately 4.99%.

At market close:

Dow Jones Industrial Average: 52,573.29 points (up 509.19 points, or 0.98%)

S&P 500 Index: 7,656.98 points (up 65.28 points, or 0.86%)

Nasdaq Composite Index: 26,333.04 points (up 251.31 points, or 0.96%)

The three major indices ended their previous four-day losing streak.

However, on a weekly basis, all three indices still posted declines, and overall market risk appetite has not fully recovered.

II. TEBBIT U.S. Stocks Perpetual Market Data｜September 11 Trading Day Statistics

Statistical basis: 2026 September 11 U.S. stock regular-session closing prices

The following data use the corresponding U.S. stock assets' September 11 regular-session closing performance as a reference, reflecting the performance of the spot markets corresponding to TEBBIT's U.S. stock-related USDT perpetual contracts.

TEBBIT Perpetual Asset	Corresponding U.S. Stock Asset	September 11 Closing Reference Price	Daily Change
NVDAUSDT	NVIDIA	$218.29	-0.03%
TSLAUSDT	Tesla	$365.44	+0.52%
AAPLUSDT	Apple	$332.27	+1.75%
MSFTUSDT	Microsoft	$495.63	+0.65%
AMZNUSDT	Amazon	$256.78	+1.94%
METAUSDT	Meta Platforms	$648.86	-0.21%
SNDKUSDT	SanDisk	$1,633.35	-3.50%
SPYUSDT	SPDR S&P 500 ETF	$764.53	+0.87%

Data notes

The reference closing prices and changes are based uniformly on the corresponding stock/ETF data for the **regular U.S. stock trading session on 2026 September 11 (U.S. Eastern Time, 09:30–16:00)**.

TEBBIT USDT perpetual contracts are continuously traded products. Actual execution prices, mark prices, and settlement prices may be affected by market fluctuations before the open, after the close, and during market closures, and may therefore differ from the corresponding spot prices.

**Special note:** The changes in this table are the changes of the corresponding U.S. stocks/ETFs during the regular trading session, not the rolling 24-hour changes of the TEBBIT perpetual contracts themselves. Real-time market data and trading data on the platform are subject to the actual information displayed by TEBBIT.

III. Market Watch

On September 11, market trading logic changed significantly:

CPI｜Oil Prices｜Treasury Yields｜Federal Reserve｜Technology Stock Rebound

The market had declined for four consecutive trading days, mainly due to rising oil prices, stronger-than-expected PPI, and rapidly rising Treasury yields.

After the U.S. September 11 CPI was released, the market found that inflation data had not significantly exceeded expectations. Meanwhile, international oil prices retreated from their weekly highs, easing pressure on risk assets.

Brent crude had previously approached 110 dollars/barrel, but on September 11 it fell to around 104 dollars/barrel, down nearly 3% on the day, while still gaining more than 8% for the week.

Meanwhile, the U.S. technology sector recovered, with most large-cap technology stocks rising.

The biggest change in the market is:

“Inflationary pressure remains, but oil prices have cooled in the short term; economic data has not yet clearly deteriorated, but uncertainty surrounding Federal Reserve policy has risen significantly.”

Therefore, although U.S. stocks ended their consecutive decline, the market has not fully entered a new one-way upward phase.

IV. Featured Asset｜AAPLUSDT

On September 11, Apple continued to attract market attention following the launch of its new products.

Following the September 9 product launch event, Apple introduced its first foldable iPhone, iPhone Duo, along with the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max.

The iPhone Duo has a starting price of $1,999 and features a foldable design, with a 7.6-inch inner display and a 5.4-inch outer display. Apple also highlighted the A20 Pro chip, AI capabilities, and the multitasking experience in the foldable form factor.

Market attention is now shifting further from the “product launch” to:

• iPhone Duo pre-order performance
• iPhone 18 Pro series sales
• Changes in average selling prices of premium models
• The next generation of Siri / Apple Intelligence
• The supply chain for foldable products
• The contribution of the new products to Apple's revenue and profit margins

According to official Apple information, the iPhone Duo will officially launch on October 23, with pre-orders beginning on October 16.

Therefore, the key catalysts for AAPLUSDT will gradually shift from the launch event itself to pre-order data, market demand, and supply-chain feedback.

V. Key News for September 12

1｜U.S. CPI in line with expectations; Federal Reserve policy expectations heat up

U.S. August CPI rose 0.4% month on month, broadly in line with market expectations.

However, core inflation remains somewhat persistent. Combined with the earlier rapid rise in oil prices, concerns about sustained inflation have not completely disappeared.

Market expectations for a Federal Reserve policy adjustment next week have strengthened significantly. The probability of a 25-basis-point adjustment implied by interest-rate futures has risen to approximately 85%–90%.

Key items to watch:

Federal Reserve meeting｜Dot plot｜Interest-rate path｜Core PCE｜Employment data

2｜Oil prices retreat from highs, temporarily easing market pressure

International oil prices rose rapidly this week due to Middle East tensions and supply concerns.

Brent crude had previously approached 110 dollars/barrel, but fell significantly on September 11, closing at around 104 dollars/barrel.

The decline in oil prices helped ease market concerns about energy costs and further inflationary pressure.

However, oil prices remain relatively high.

The market will therefore continue to monitor:

Middle East tensions｜Strait of Hormuz｜Crude oil supply｜Energy inflation

3｜Treasury yields approach 5%; interest rates remain the market's core variable

Although U.S. stocks rebounded on September 11, the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield remained elevated and briefly reached approximately 4.99%.

The high-yield environment continues to put pressure on growth-stock valuations.

In particular:

AI｜Semiconductors｜High-valuation technology stocks

Their valuations are more sensitive to changes in interest rates.

Therefore, if the 10-year Treasury yield breaks back above 5%, it may once again pressure the Nasdaq and large-cap technology stocks.

4｜Technology stocks recover broadly; NVDA rebounds after stabilizing

Previously pressured by rising oil prices and Treasury yields, AI and semiconductor stocks came under significant pressure.

On September 11, technology stocks rebounded as market risk appetite improved.

NVIDIA ended its previous correction and its share price returned above 220 dollars.

The market continues to focus on:

AI chip demand｜Data-center capital expenditure｜AI infrastructure investment｜Semiconductor inventories｜Corporate profitability

If interest-rate pressure eases further, the AI sector may remain an important destination for renewed market capital allocation.

5｜Apple new-product catalyst continues; market enters pre-order observation phase

Following Apple's launch of the iPhone Duo, market attention has begun shifting from the launch event itself to expectations for product sales.

The foldable-phone market remains relatively limited in scale, but Apple's brand influence and high-end user base may help expand market attention toward foldable products.

Key items to watch:

Pre-order data｜First-week sales｜Supply-chain shipments｜Average selling price｜Profit margin

VI. Today's Focus

September 12 is Saturday, and the regular U.S. stock market is closed.

Therefore, today's focus is primarily on reviewing this week's market performance and assessing next week's market risks.

The five key themes for next week's market are:

Federal Reserve rate decision｜Oil-price trends｜Treasury yields｜AI technology stocks｜Inflation

Technology stocks to watch:

NVDA｜META｜MSFT｜AAPL｜AMZN｜TSLA｜SNDK

Among them:

AAPL
Focus on iPhone Duo, iPhone 18 Pro pre-orders, and market demand feedback;

NVDA
Focus on AI chip demand, Treasury yields, and capital flows amid high valuations;

SNDK
Focus on AI data-center-driven storage demand and capital-flow changes in the semiconductor sector;

META
Monitor AI assistants and AI commercialization progress;

MSFT
Monitor AI capital expenditure, Azure cloud business, and enterprise AI demand;

AMZN
Monitor AWS, AI infrastructure, and consumer-business performance;

TSLA
Continue to monitor autonomous driving, Robotaxi, and changes in market risk appetite.

VII. Outlook for Next Week

This week, the U.S. stock market experienced a clear “decline followed by a rebound”.

During the first half of the week, the market was affected by:

Rising oil prices + stronger PPI + rising Treasury yields

and declined consecutively.

On Friday, the market was supported by:

CPI in line with expectations + falling oil prices + a technology-stock rebound

which drove a notable recovery in all three major indices.

However, all three major indices still posted weekly declines:

Dow Jones: approximately -1.6%

S&P 500: approximately -0.8%

Nasdaq: approximately -0.7%.

Therefore, the market remains in a highly volatile environment.

The biggest variable next week will be the Federal Reserve policy meeting and its guidance on the future interest-rate path.

If policy signals are accommodative and oil prices continue to fall, technology stocks may recover further.

If the Federal Reserve sends more cautious or even hawkish signals while oil prices rise again, Treasury yields and growth-stock valuations may come under renewed pressure.

VIII. Today's Session Notice

September 12 is Saturday, and the regular U.S. stock market is closed.

There is no regular U.S. stock trading session today.

The next trading day is:

2026 September 14 (Monday)

Regular U.S. stock trading hours:

Beijing Time 21:30–04:00

Pre-market and after-hours:

16:00–21:30 / 04:00–08:00

Actual trading hours and market data are subject to the information displayed on the TEBBIT platform.

IX. Risk Warning

U.S. stock perpetual contracts are leveraged trading products, and prices may experience significant volatility.

The current market is influenced by multiple factors, including geopolitics, crude oil prices, inflation, Treasury yields, and Federal Reserve policy expectations. Short-term market volatility may increase further.

In particular, around Federal Reserve policy meetings, interest-rate expectations, the U.S. dollar, and Treasury yields may change rapidly, further affecting technology stocks and the semiconductor sector.

Please manage your position size and leverage appropriately, and pay close attention to market liquidity, price volatility, and the risks of leveraged trading.

X. Disclaimer

This article is for market information purposes only and does not constitute investment or trading advice.

The relevant market data comes from public markets and the TEBBIT platform. Differences in prices and timing may exist between different data sources.

TEBBIT U.S. stock perpetual contracts are continuously traded products. Their actual execution prices, mark prices, and settlement prices may differ to some extent from the prices in the corresponding U.S. stock spot markets.

Users should make independent decisions based on their own circumstances and bear the associated trading risks themselves.

TEBBIT Team