TEBBIT U.S. Stocks Perpetual Daily｜September 17, 2026 (Thursday)
TEBBIT U.S. Stocks Perpetual Daily｜September 17, 2026 (Thursday)
Data as of:2026/09/17 08:00 (UTC+8)
Corresponding U.S. stock trading date:2026/09/16
I. Overnight U.S. Stocks
On September 16, U.S. stock markets experienced significant volatility after the Federal Reserve announced its rate decision. The three major indexes ultimately finished mixed, while remaining broadly in a high-level consolidation range.
The most important event of the day was the Federal Reserve September policy meeting decision.
The Federal Reserve announced that it would raise the federal funds target range by 25basis points to3.75%–4.00%, marking the first rate hike since 2023. The Fed also stated that U.S. economic activity remained solid, domestic consumption was resilient, and employment growth was broadly in line with labor supply, but inflation remained elevated.
Following the policy announcement, market attention to the future interest-rate path intensified further.
At the close:
Dow Jones Industrial Average: 51,461.90 points (down sharply by 631.21 points, a decline of 1.21%)
S&P 500 Index: 7,551.81 points (down 33.92 points, a decline of 0.45%)
Nasdaq Composite Index: 25,978.42 points (down 3.15 points, a decline of 0.01%)
The Dow Jones fell more significantly, the S&P 500 also declined, while the Nasdaq was essentially flat.
Notably, technology and semiconductor stocks were relatively resilient, and some AI-related stocks recovered after a period of consecutive declines.Reuters data showed that on September 16, the Nasdaq ended only slightly lower, while some semiconductor stocks rose and provided a degree of support for the index.
II. TEBBIT U.S. Stocks Perpetual Market｜September 16 Trading Day Statistics
Statistical benchmark: Closing prices during the regular U.S. stock trading session on September 16, 2026
The following data use the corresponding U.S. stocks’ September 16 regular-session closing performance as a reference to reflect the performance of the underlying spot markets corresponding to TEBBIT U.S. stock-related USDT perpetual products.
| TEBBIT Perpetual Product | Corresponding U.S. Stock | September 16 Closing Reference Price | Daily Change |
| NVDAUSDT | NVIDIA | $213.80 | +0.77% |
| TSLAUSDT | Tesla | $361.50 | +1.38% |
| AAPLUSDT | Apple | $332.41 | +0.32% |
| MSFTUSDT | Microsoft | $490.30 | -1.37% |
| AMZNUSDT | Amazon | $245.96 | -0.99% |
| METAUSDT | Meta Platforms | $673.31 | +0.46% |
| SNDKUSDT | SanDisk | $1,519.97 | -0.70% |
| SPYUSDT | SPDR S&P 500 ETF | $754.05 | -0.44% |
Data Notes
The closing prices and changes in this table are based uniformly on stock/ETF data corresponding to the regular U.S. stock trading session on **September 16, 2026 (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 during pre-market, after-hours, and non-trading periods, and may therefore differ from the corresponding spot prices.
**Special note:** The changes in this table refer to 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 platform quotes and trading data are subject to the information displayed by TEBBIT.
III. Market Observations
On September 16, the core trading logic of the U.S. stock market shifted from:
Rising oil prices｜Inflation concerns｜Rising Treasury yields
further toward:
Actual Fed policy + the subsequent interest-rate path
The Federal Reserve raised rates by 25 basis points to 3.75%–4.00%.
Rather than the rate decision alone, the market is more focused on the subsequent policy path.
Investors are currently watching:
Whether inflation remains elevated
↓
Whether oil prices continue to remain high
↓
Whether Treasury yields remain near 5%
↓
Whether the Fed will raise rates further
↓
Whether technology-stock valuations will remain under pressure
On September 16, the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield remained near 5%. It had previously risen to approximately 5.04%, a relatively high level since 2007. The high-yield environment continued to place valuation pressure on high-growth stocks.
Therefore, the market is not simply trading the “rate hike” itself, but is reassessing:
How long future interest rates will remain elevated.
IV. Fed Rate Hike Implemented｜Market Enters a Policy Repricing Phase
On September 16, the Federal Reserve officially announced a 25-basis-point rate hike.
The policy decision was approved unanimously, raising the federal funds target range to:
3.75%–4.00%
The Federal Reserve also noted that U.S. economic activity continued to expand steadily, domestic consumption remained resilient, productivity growth was strong, and capital investment remained solid.
On the other hand:
Inflation remains high.
Therefore, the Fed’s current policy focus remains centered on:
Controlling inflation → Stabilizing prices → Assessing the subsequent interest-rate path
.
The market had already priced in substantial expectations for this rate hike, so what truly affects stocks is not merely the 25 basis points themselves, but the market’s repricing of the future policy path.
For technology stocks:
The higher the interest rate → the greater the discounting pressure on future cash flows
Therefore, the market will continue to closely monitor the 10-year Treasury yield.
V. The 10-Year Treasury Yield Remains a Key Variable for Technology Stocks
The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield recently exceeded 5%.
On September 16, the 10-year Treasury yield remained near 5%.
A high-yield environment raises market funding costs while reducing some investors’ risk tolerance for high-valuation growth assets.
Therefore:
AI｜Semiconductors｜Software｜Large-cap technology stocks
remain sectors that are relatively sensitive to interest-rate changes.
However, the market also showed some differentiation on September 16.
Some technology and semiconductor stocks rebounded after consecutive declines, leaving the Nasdaq essentially flat.
This means that two trading themes are currently emerging:
Macro theme:
Federal Reserve → Treasuries → U.S. dollar → Crude oil → Inflation
Industry theme:
AI demand → Chips → Data centers → Capital expenditure → Corporate earnings
These two themes may continue to repeatedly affect technology-stock prices in the short term.
VI. Crude Oil Prices Pull Back, but Supply Risks Remain
International oil prices fell on September 16.
At the close, Brent crude fell approximately 2.7% to 105.83 dollars/barrel; WTI crude fell approximately 3.2% to 102.43 dollars/barrel.
The decline in oil prices eased some market concerns about short-term energy inflation.
However, crude oil prices remain relatively high.
The market therefore still needs to monitor:
Developments in the Middle East
Energy supply
Transportation costs
Inflation expectations
If crude oil remains high, energy prices may continue to affect the market through:
Energy → Transportation → Manufacturing → Consumption → Inflation
this chain.
Oil prices therefore remain one of the important variables in assessing the Federal Reserve’s future policy path.
VII. Key Asset｜NVDAUSDT
NVIDIA continued to show some recovery on September 16.
NVDA closed at approximately: $213.90
Daily gain: approximately +0.82%
NVDA had previously fallen more than 3% on September 14, then recovered over the following two trading days.
Current market focus for NVDA remains on:
AI demand
Data-center capital expenditure
AI chip demand
Cloud-provider investment
AI commercialization
as well as:
Treasury yields
On September 16, some AI and semiconductor stocks rebounded, helping the Nasdaq offset some of the pressure from the Federal Reserve’s policy.
In the short term, NVDA’s trading logic is no longer solely about AI demand growth, but also includes:
AI demand + Capital expenditure + Earnings expectations + Interest-rate environment
If Treasury yields remain high, technology-stock valuations may continue to face pressure.
If yields decline significantly, the market may refocus on AI industry growth and corporate earnings.
VIII. Key Assets to Watch
Key assets to watch on September 17:
NVDA｜SNDK｜MSFT｜META｜AAPL｜AMZN｜TSLA｜SPY
NVDA
Watch AI chip demand, data-center capital expenditure, and changes in Treasury yields.
On September 16, NVDA rose approximately 0.82%, indicating some recovery in technology stocks after the earlier correction.
SNDK
Focus on the memory-chip sector.
SNDK has recently experienced significantly increased volatility. Its reference price on September 16 was approximately 1,519.97 dollars. Previous consecutive declines have made it one of the current high-volatility assets. Public market data shows that SNDK has recently experienced significantly greater price fluctuations than large-cap technology stocks.
MSFT
Focus on AI capital investment, Azure cloud business, and enterprise AI demand.
On September 16, MSFT fell approximately 1%, making it one of the relatively pressured large-cap technology stocks.
META
Focus on AI infrastructure investment, advertising, and AI product commercialization.
On September 16, META rose approximately 1.31%, showing relatively strong performance.
AAPL
Watch the new-product cycle, consumer demand, and overall risk appetite for large-cap technology stocks.
On September 16, AAPL rose approximately 0.70%.
AMZN
Focus on AWS, AI infrastructure investment, and cloud-business growth.
On September 16, AMZN edged lower, while the market continued to monitor profitability amid high capital expenditure.
TSLA
Focus on autonomous driving, Robotaxi, AI businesses, and overall market risk appetite.
On September 16, TSLA rose approximately 0.42% and remained in a relatively high-volatility range in the short term.
SPY
SPY, as a representative asset of the S&P 500 Index ETF, is mainly monitored for changes in overall risk appetite following the Federal Reserve’s policy decision.
On September 16, SPY’s reference price was approximately 751.45 dollars, with overall market risk appetite still affected by interest rates and Treasury yields.
IX. Market Outlook for September 17
After entering September 17, the market’s trading focus has shifted from:
“Will the Federal Reserve raise rates?”
to:
“What will the Federal Reserve do next?”
The 25-basis-point rate hike announced on September 16 has been implemented.
Therefore, the market may next focus more on:
Inflation data
Employment data
Crude oil prices
10-year Treasury yield
U.S. Dollar Index
Subsequent comments from Federal Reserve officials
as well as:
AI corporate capital expenditure
Technology-company earnings
and changes among these factors.
The current core market logic can be summarized as:
Federal Reserve + Treasuries + Crude oil + AI
If oil prices continue to decline while Treasury yields fall, technology stocks may gain some room for valuation recovery.
If oil prices rise rapidly again, pushing inflation expectations and Treasury yields higher, technology and growth stocks may continue to face substantial volatility pressure.
Therefore, the market focus on September 17 is not on a single direction, but on whether:
A new balance emerges among interest rates, oil prices, and technology stocks.
X. Key Data to Watch Today
Key items to watch on September 17:
① Treasury 10-year yield
Watch whether it continues to remain near 5%.
② International crude oil
Focus on whether Brent remains above 100 dollars.
③ Nasdaq Index
Observe whether technology stocks can remain stable after the Federal Reserve’s policy decision.
④ Semiconductor sector
Focus on volatility in NVDA, SNDK, and other AI and memory-related assets.
⑤ U.S. Dollar Index
Changes in the U.S. dollar may further affect Treasuries, commodities, and global risk assets.
XI. Trading Session Reminder
September 17, 2026 (Thursday) 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 Federal Reserve’s September policy meeting decision has been announced, and the market has entered the digestion phase for the policy outcome.
Against the backdrop of high interest rates, high oil prices, and renewed repricing of technology-stock valuations, intraday volatility in some U.S. stocks and related perpetual contracts may increase further.
Actual trading hours, tradable products, and market data are subject to the TEBBIT platform display.
XII. Risk Warning
The current market is simultaneously affected by:
Federal Reserve policy, Treasury yields, crude oil prices, geopolitics, inflation expectations, AI valuations, and corporate earnings
among other factors.
Particularly during the market repricing phase following the Federal Reserve’s policy decision, 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 position sizes and leverage appropriately, and pay close attention to market liquidity, price volatility, and liquidation risks.
XIII. Disclaimer
This article is provided for market information purposes only and does not constitute any investment or trading advice.
Relevant market data comes from public markets and the TEBBIT platform. Differences in prices and timestamps may exist between data sources.
TEBBIT U.S. stock perpetual contracts are continuously traded products. Their actual execution prices, mark prices, and settlement prices may differ from the prices of the corresponding U.S. stock spot markets.
Users should make independent decisions based on their own circumstances and assume the relevant trading risks.
TEBBIT Team