TEBBIT U.S. Stocks Perpetual Daily｜September 16, 2026 (Wednesday)
TEBBIT U.S. Stocks Perpetual Daily｜September 16, 2026 (Wednesday)
Data as of:2026September16 08:00 (UTC+8)
Corresponding U.S. stock trading date:2026September15
I. Overnight U.S. Stock Market
On September 15, the U.S. stock market continued to weaken, with all three major indices declining.
The market was mainly affected by factors including continued increases in U.S. Treasury yields, rising international oil prices, and the approaching Federal Reserve policy meeting.
During the day, the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield briefly rose to approximately 5.04%, reaching a high level since 2007, before closing at around 5.00%. The high-interest-rate environment continued to pressure high-valuation growth stocks.
Meanwhile, international oil prices remained elevated. Energy supply risks in the Middle East pushed crude oil prices higher, with Brent crude climbing back to around 105 dollars, while U.S. WTI crude remained above 100 dollars.
Rising oil prices further increased market concerns about future inflationary pressure and also led investors to pay closer attention to the Federal Reserve’s statements on the future interest-rate path at its September policy meeting.
At market close:
Dow Jones Industrial Average: 52,093.11 points (down 328.09 points, a decline of 0.63%)
S&P 500 Index: 7,585.73 points (down 34.25 points, a decline of 0.45%)
Nasdaq Composite Index: 25,981.57 points (down 204.84 points, a decline of 0.78%)
The three major indices remained under pressure, with the Nasdaq posting a relatively larger decline. Technology and growth stocks continued to be affected by the high-interest-rate environment.
II. TEBBIT U.S. Stocks Perpetual Market｜September 15 Trading Day Statistics
Statistical benchmark: September 15, 2026 regular U.S. stock trading session closing prices
The following data uses the corresponding U.S. stocks’ September 15 regular-session closing performance as a reference to reflect the performance of the spot markets corresponding to TEBBIT U.S. stock-related USDT perpetual contracts.
| TEBBIT Perpetual | Corresponding U.S. Stock | September 15 Reference Closing Price | Daily Change |
| NVDAUSDT | NVIDIA | $212.17 | +0.57% |
| TSLAUSDT | Tesla | $356.58 | -0.67% |
| AAPLUSDT | Apple | $331.34 | -0.52% |
| MSFTUSDT | Microsoft | $497.12 | -1.64% |
| AMZNUSDT | Amazon | $248.42 | -2.02% |
| METAUSDT | Meta Platforms | $670.24 | +0.70% |
| SNDKUSDT | SanDisk | $1,530.90 | -1.36% |
| SPYUSDT | SPDR S&P 500 ETF | $757.39 | -0.46% |
Data notes
The reference closing prices and changes in this table are based uniformly on the corresponding stock/ETF data for the **regular U.S. stock trading session on September 15, 2026 (U.S. Eastern Time 09:30–16:00)**.
TEBBIT USDT perpetual contracts are continuously traded products. Actual transaction prices, mark prices, and settlement prices may be affected by market volatility during pre-market, after-hours, and market-closure periods, 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 quotes and trading data on the platform are subject to the actual displays on TEBBIT.
III. Market Observations
On September 15, the core trading logic of the U.S. stock market became increasingly concentrated on:
Federal Reserve｜U.S. Treasury yields｜Crude oil｜Inflation｜Technology stock valuations
The market’s biggest event of the week has entered its final stage.
The Federal Reserve’s September policy meeting is being held from September 15 to 16, and the market is waiting for the interest-rate decision and subsequent policy guidance. Recent market expectations for the policy path have been significantly affected by oil prices and inflation risks.
Meanwhile, the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield has remained around 5%.
For technology stocks, the importance of interest-rate changes has increased further.
When long-term U.S. Treasury yields rise, high-valuation growth stocks typically face greater valuation pressure. Therefore:
AI｜Semiconductors｜Software｜Large-cap technology stocks
remain several of the market’s most sensitive areas.
On September 15, the Nasdaq declined approximately 0.78%, more than the S&P 500, indicating that the technology sector remains under relatively significant pressure.
IV. Key Asset｜NVDAUSDT
On September 15, NVIDIA briefly rebounded during the session, with the closing price around 212.7 dollars.
Compared with the more than 3% drop on September 14, NVDA saw some short-term recovery, but overall remained highly volatile.
The previous adjustment in the AI sector mainly centred on:
• AI capital expenditure growth
• Data centre construction cycles
• AI chip demand
• Capital expenditure by large cloud providers
• AI return on investment
• Changes in U.S. Treasury yields
In detail.
Currently, NVDA remains an important barometer for the entire AI industry chain.
If Federal Reserve policy signals cause U.S. Treasury yields to decline, valuation pressure on technology stocks may ease somewhat.
Conversely, if oil prices continue to rise, inflation expectations heat up further, and long-term U.S. Treasury yields remain elevated, AI and semiconductor stocks may still experience significant volatility.
Therefore, in the short term, the market’s focus on NVDA has shifted from simply “AI demand growth” to:
AI demand growth + capital expenditure + interest-rate environment + valuation
V. Key News for September 16
1｜The Federal Reserve’s September meeting enters its final day
September 16 is an important date in this Federal Reserve policy meeting.
The market is focused not only on the interest-rate decision, but also on:
Rate statement｜Economic projections｜Inflation projections｜Employment projections｜Dot plot｜Press conference
Market expectations for the Federal Reserve’s policy path have changed significantly recently.
Previously, the market focused more on economic growth and employment, but recently, due to the significant increase in crude oil prices, the impact of energy prices on inflation has once again become an important variable in policy discussions.
Therefore, after this meeting, the market may focus on the Federal Reserve’s statements regarding:
Whether inflation is heating up again
and
Whether the future interest-rate path has changed
.
2｜The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield remains around 5%
On September 15, the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield reached approximately 5.04% intraday before closing around 5.01%.
This is a very important variable for the current U.S. stock market.
If yields continue to rise:
Valuation pressure on technology stocks increases
If yields decline significantly:
Growth stocks may gain some room for valuation recovery
Therefore, during U.S. stock trading on September 16, the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield remains worthy of close attention.
3｜Crude oil remains elevated, and inflation risks continue to draw attention
International oil prices remained elevated.
Recent tensions in the Middle East and risks to energy infrastructure have continued to affect market assessments of crude oil supply. Brent crude climbed back to around 105 dollars, while WTI crude remained above 100 dollars.
If crude oil prices remain elevated, they may affect market expectations through the following chain:
Energy → Transportation → Manufacturing → Consumption → Inflation
.
Therefore, the market’s focus on crude oil is currently not limited to the energy sector itself, but also extends to its impact on:
Inflation expectations → U.S. Treasury yields → Federal Reserve policy → Technology stock valuations
4｜Technology stocks continue to diverge
On September 15, large-cap technology stocks did not move uniformly.
Some AI and technology assets recovered after a sharp adjustment in the previous trading session, but some large-cap technology stocks such as Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon remained affected by rising interest rates.
Among them, Amazon closed at approximately 248.94 dollars, down approximately 1.81%.
Microsoft also came under significant intraday pressure, with its share price briefly falling below 500 dollars.
This divergence indicates that the current market is not simply “selling off technology stocks across the board”; instead, capital is paying closer attention to:
Corporate earnings｜AI commercialisation｜Capital expenditure｜Cash flow｜Valuation levels
5｜SPY continues to follow the broader market’s adjustment
SPY, as a representative asset of the S&P 500 Index ETF, closed at approximately 757.18 dollars on September 15, down approximately 0.49% from the previous trading day.
Because SPY covers large U.S. companies, its performance can provide a relatively direct reflection of overall risk appetite.
The main factors currently affecting SPY include:
Federal Reserve policy｜U.S. Treasury yields｜Oil prices｜Inflation｜Corporate earnings
If risk appetite improves after the policy meeting, SPY may recover; if yields and oil prices continue to rise, the market may remain volatile.
VI. Key Asset Watchlist
Key assets to watch on September 16:
NVDA｜SNDK｜MSFT｜META｜AAPL｜AMZN｜TSLA｜SPY
NVDA
Focus on whether the AI sector continues to recover, as well as changes in U.S. Treasury yields.
SNDK
Focus on volatility in the memory chip sector. SNDK underwent a significant adjustment previously and remains a highly volatile asset.
MSFT
Focus on AI capital investment, Azure, and the performance of enterprise AI businesses.
META
Focus on AI infrastructure investment and advertising business growth.
AAPL
Focus on the new product cycle, consumer demand, and overall risk appetite for large-cap technology stocks.
AMZN
Focus on AWS, AI infrastructure investment, and cloud business growth.
TSLA
Focus on autonomous driving, Robotaxi, and overall market risk appetite.
SPY
Focus on changes in overall investor risk appetite for U.S. large-cap stocks after the Federal Reserve meeting.
VII. Market Outlook for Today
On September 16, the U.S. stock market will see the week’s most important policy event.
The market’s core variables can currently be summarised as:
Federal Reserve + U.S. Treasuries + Crude Oil + AI
Over the past several trading sessions, the market has experienced:
AI sector adjustment
↓
Rising oil prices
↓
Growing inflation concerns
↓
10-year U.S. Treasury yield breaks through 5%
↓
Technology stock valuations come under pressure
Today, the market will await the Federal Reserve’s policy decision.
Significant short-term volatility may occur, particularly after the policy announcement. Close attention should be paid to whether the following move in tandem:
U.S. dollar｜U.S. Treasury yields｜Nasdaq futures｜Semiconductor sector｜Large-cap technology stocks
.
VIII. Trading Session Notice for Today
September 16, 2026 (Wednesday) is a regular U.S. stock trading day.
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
The market is currently in a critical window surrounding the Federal Reserve policy meeting, and volatility may expand significantly before and after the policy announcement.
Actual trading hours, tradable assets, and market data are subject to the TEBBIT platform display.
IX. Risk Warning
The current market is simultaneously affected by:
Federal Reserve policy, crude oil prices, geopolitical developments, U.S. Treasury yields, AI valuations, and inflation expectations
.
In particular, around the Federal Reserve policy announcement, stocks, bonds, the U.S. dollar, and commodities may experience rapid fluctuations, further amplifying price movements in technology stocks and the semiconductor sector.
U.S. stock perpetual contracts are leveraged trading products, and price fluctuations may be further amplified.
Please manage your position size and leverage appropriately, and pay close attention to market liquidity, price volatility, and liquidation risks.
X. Disclaimer
This article is for market information purposes only and does not constitute any investment or trading advice.
The relevant market data is sourced from public markets and the TEBBIT platform. Prices and timestamps may differ between data sources.
TEBBIT U.S. stock perpetual contracts are continuously traded products. Their actual transaction 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 assume all related trading risks.
TEBBIT Team