Nasdaq Composite · ^IXIC
22,883.66
+61.24 (+0.27%) vs. prior 22,822.42 · Apr 10 row on Yahoo historical
Closing Bell · Friday, April 10, 2026 · Since this morning’s pre-market edition
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−7.95 pts · −0.12% · prior close 6,824.66
Session math: (6,816.71 − 6,824.66) / 6,824.66 ≈ −0.1165%, rounded here to −0.12%. Prior close and OHLC for Apr 10 are from Yahoo Finance’s ^GSPC historical row.
Nasdaq Composite · ^IXIC
22,883.66
+61.24 (+0.27%) vs. prior 22,822.42 · Apr 10 row on Yahoo historical
Dow Jones · DJI
47,951.81
−233.99 (−0.49%) vs. prior 48,185.80 · Investing.com US 30 daily history
S&P 500 · cash
6,816.71
Day 6,839.24 – 6,845.77 hi / 6,808.55 lo · flat risk tone into Islamabad
“On a monthly basis, prices rose 0.9%, triple the 0.3% pace seen in February, when inflation was 2.4%… The annual rate of inflation reached 3.3% in March.”
CNN Business · live CPI coverage · Apr 10, 2026
Since the pre-market edition framed the release as the volatility hinge, the actual BLS story is now the spine of the session: an energy-heavy headline with a cooler core read anchoring the cross-asset debate.
3.3%
Year-over-year all-items CPI for March — up from 2.4% in February per the Bureau of Labor Statistics narrative summarized in CNBC’s breakdown of the release.
CNBC’s March 2026 CPI explainer ties the war premium in gasoline to the headline spike while noting underlying services pressures are not yet mimicking the energy burst.
Reuters via MarketScreener: S&P 500 +0.21% at the bell to 6,839.24, Nasdaq +0.40% to 22,913.91, Dow +0.03% to 48,199.39 — a snapshot that contrasts with where indexes settled at 4:00 PM ET.
Mixed
Yahoo Finance’s intraday live file described tech-led resilience alongside a softer Dow — the same divergence the closing prints ultimately crystallized.
47.6
Yahoo Finance’s economy desk notes every sub-index declined and ties the shock explicitly to Iran-war anxieties and pump prices — a human counterweight to the equity tape’s attempt to rally “in-line” data.
Since the pre-market edition flagged Pakistan-hosted diplomacy, the cash session’s headline stack kept returning to the same question: whether energy logistics normalize faster than household inflation expectations.
The piece is a markets reaction lens on the print’s implications for SPY positioning rather than a policy call — useful as a cross-check on the “in-line vs. expectations” debate.
The labor tape does not resolve the inflation fight, but it reminds fixed-income desks that the real economy has not cracked simultaneously with Michigan sentiment.
Since the prior edition cited this release as context into CPI Friday, today’s update is simple: the CPI confirms the energy impulse while PCE had already warned on services persistence.
BLS March CPI — headline +0.9% month over month, +3.3% year over year per CNN’s summary of the release.
Cash open lift documented by Reuters headlines on MarketScreener — tech leadership visible from the first print.
Official closes: S&P 6,816.71, Nasdaq 22,883.66, Dow 47,951.81 per Yahoo / Investing historical tables.
US 10Y · ~4.30% · Apr 10, 2026
The cash equity chop sat alongside a rate complex that is still digesting war-time supply and inflation volatility — not a one-way risk rally.
NYSE remains on a normal calendar after Good Friday on April 3; Monday April 13 opens at 9:30 AM ET unless a holiday notice supersedes.
Headline risk into Sunday futures: any Hormuz flow headlines trump index beta until proven otherwise.
Watch CME E-mini gaps vs. cash closes: S&P 6,816.71, Nasdaq 22,883.66, Dow 47,951.81.
First full New York read after weekend wires; bank desks will reset Michigan’s 47.6 against retail sales flows still pending April data.
April CPI lands May 12 per BLS calendar — the next checkpoint after today’s war-skewed March report.