TT101 DAILY INTELLIGENCE · 10 OCT 2026 · FRIDAY 9 OCT U.S. CLOSE · SATURDAY EDITION

Indexes Rebound, but Sector Splits Persist Before Inflation and Earnings.

Daily Intelligence explains the market environment before the U.S. session. Stock-specific TT101 research remains in Daily Edge.

Market regime

Selective Risk-On · Transition

Low equity volatility · restrictive rates, bear-flattening · participation improved, but leadership remains uneven.
Status: Recovering; not yet broad confirmation.

Market pulse · Friday 9 October close / latest
S&P 500
7,811.54
+0.59% · Friday close
VIX
14.85
−3.57% · Friday close
U.S. 10Y
5.242%
+0.7 bp · Friday close
Fear & Greed
45 · Neutral
+7 daily · latest reading
Session game plan

What matters for the next U.S. session

  1. Monday’s equity/bond-market mismatch → less synchronous price discovery can exaggerate headline-driven equity moves. Exposed: U.S. stocks, financials, rate-sensitive technology.
  2. Inflation evidence versus resilient indexes → a renewed price-pressure surprise would challenge valuation relief; focus on the rate reaction. Exposed: Treasuries, USD, gold, growth and consumer shares.
  3. Headline relief versus physical fuel availability → diplomatic assurances do not guarantee restored supply or lower corporate input costs. Exposed: energy, airlines, transports, inflation-sensitive assets.
  4. Participation versus durable leadership → a rebound needs fewer persistent new lows and stronger chip participation to become convincing. Exposed: Nasdaq, SOX, small caps and equal-weight equities.
  5. Earnings delivery and AI capacity → bank credit trends and chip/optical execution will test whether demand converts into durable earnings. Exposed: financials, semiconductors and optical networking.
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Next U.S. session: Monday, 12 October

A. Economic Calendar

Date · ET / JSTEventConsensus / PriorPrimary exposure
Mon 12 · regular hoursU.S. cash stocks open; U.S. fixed-income holiday—Liquidity / price discovery
Mon 12 · 12:50 / Tue 01:50Fed Hammack—Rates / USD
Mon 12 · 19:50 / Tue 08:50Japan producer prices, YoY7.6% / 7.6%JPY / imported inflation
Wed 14 · 08:30 / 21:30U.S. CPI: headline / core MoM0.6% / 0.4%; 0.2% / 0.3%Fed path / duration
Thu 15 · 08:30 / 21:30U.S. PPI: headline / core MoM0.5% / 0.4%; 0.3% / 0.2%Margins / inflation
Thu 15 · 08:30 / 21:30Initial claims197K / 197KLabor / front-end rates

Economic calendar · SIFMA holiday notice · ET is EDT; JST rolls to the next day where shown. No U.S. cash session Saturday.

B. Weekly Earnings Calendar

Day · upcoming weekCompany / timingConsensus EPS / revenue (USD)What matters
Mon 12No selected market-significant U.S. reports—Holiday liquidity
Tue 13JPM · 07:00 ET; GS, WFC, C · time unconfirmedEPS / revenue: JPM $5.89 / $50.99B; GS $14.50 / $17.15B; WFC $1.85 / $22.36B; C $2.67 / $23.71BNet interest income; credit costs / trading
Tue 13JNJ, UNH · time unconfirmedJNJ $2.78 / $25.35B; UNH $4.12 / $111.31BGuidance; medical cost ratio
Wed 14ASML, BAC, MS, BLK · time unconfirmedASML $11.97 / $13.13B; BAC $1.12 / $30.83B; MS $3.05 / $20.11B; BLK $14.26 / $7.45BAI bookings / China restrictions; credit / flows
Thu 15TSM, SCHW, JBHT · time unconfirmedTSM $4.39 / $45.28B; SCHW $1.67 / $7.22B; JBHT $1.98 / $3.57BAI capacity / margins; cash sorting; freight demand
Fri 16TRV, TFC · time unconfirmedTRV $6.87 / $11.31B; TFC $1.12 / $5.35BCatastrophe losses; credit / funding

Weekly earnings calendar · JPM timing · TODAY: no U.S. cash session. Dates/estimates refreshed; times unconfirmed unless explicitly supplied.

C. IPO Calendar

Expected eventTerms / statusWhy it matters
Thu 15 · Iambic Therapeutics (IAM)9.4M shares; $15–17 range; ~$150M indicatedAI-assisted drug-development listing
Fri 16 · City Therapeutics (CTY)9.7M shares; $17–19; ~$175M indicatedBiotech risk appetite

IPOScoop calendar · Proposed terms and dates remain subject to pricing changes.

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F. Market Dashboard

MarketFri 9 Oct close / specified snapshotDaily change
VIX14.85−3.57%
U.S. 10Y5.242%+0.7 bp
U.S. 2Y4.791%+2.9 bp
2s10s+45.1 bp−2.2 bp; flatter
S&P 5007,811.54+0.59%
Nasdaq Composite27,366.17+0.64%
Russell 20002,806.98+0.46%
SOXExact close unavailableApproximately −0.4% reported
DXY102.232+0.12%
USD/JPY · Friday last quote158.337+0.29%
Gold spot · Friday last quote$4,194.09/oz+1.46%
WTI November settlement$91.85/bbl+0.39%
Bitcoin · 10 Oct 07:13 JST live$82,394+0.88% source daily quote
MOVE98.47−2.22%

TradingView closed-market readings; curve calculated from listed yields. AP index closes · WTI settlement / MT Newswires · SOX daily direction. Spot/FX last quotes and live Bitcoin are distinct from cash-index closes; no futures substituted for indexes.

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D–E. Sentiment & Fed Rate Monitor

Fear & Greed

PeriodScoreClassification
Latest45Neutral
Yesterday38Fear
One week ago40Fear
One month ago38Fear

Daily +7 · Weekly +5 points. Site reported updated 24 minutes before retrieval (~07:08 JST, 10 Oct). FearGreedMeter. Changes calculated from displayed historical scores.

Fed Rate Monitor

Decision/pathProbabilityPrior-day change
Oct 28 · +25 bp hike19%Unavailable on a comparable source basis
Oct 28 · hold81% (binary complement)—
December hike84% reportedUnavailable

CME pricing reported by Reuters on 9 Oct; dated snapshot, not an exact closing distribution. Reuters / CME. A conflicting cached rate-probability table was excluded; market pricing is not a forecast.

Prior U.S. session

Friday’s recovery remained uneven

Dip-buying and reduced immediate escalation concerns supported the rebound. Ten of eleven S&P sectors advanced, yet Nasdaq new lows outnumbered new highs 209 to 41; turnover was below its recent average. Friday recap.

Politics, policy & macro

Only material channels

Iran: Trump said the U.S. would not strike Iran before the midterm elections. This reduced immediate escalation anxiety without establishing a completed peace or fuel-supply settlement. WSJ.

Energy supply: Gulf production shutdowns ahead of Hurricane Isaias kept physical supply risk relevant despite diplomatic relief. MT Newswires.

Prior economic data

Friday’s market-important releases

ReleaseActualConsensusPriorObserved reaction
Michigan sentiment, preliminary46.347.648.1Equities rose despite weaker consumer mood
1-year inflation expectations4.7%Not supplied4.6%Inflation concern persisted
5-year inflation expectations3.5%Not supplied3.4%No broad risk reversal evident

Release data · Consumer report. The reaction is observational, not proof that this release drove the session.

Japan physical precious metals

Latest official publication · 9 Oct 2026 · 10:00 JST

Weekend: latest Friday publication. Tax included; ¥/gram. Changes are versus the previous official publication.

MetalRetailDayBuybackDay
Gold¥23,311+¥270¥22,954+¥270
Platinum¥9,438+¥167¥9,015+¥167
Palladium¥6,556+¥104¥6,006+¥104
Silver¥342.21−¥0.33¥325.16−¥0.33

Nihon Material official prices

Market-/theme-significant corporate intelligence

Catalyst Radar

  • $LITE — Lumentum: its CEO said optical capacity is nearly sold out through early 2029; AI demand looks strong, but delivery capacity and revenue conversion remain the test. TradingView / Dow Jones
  • $SPCX / $VZ / $T / $TMUS: Friday’s carrier selloff is a new competitive repricing after the previously reported spectrum acquisition, not a newly announced deal. FCC approval and deployment economics remain unresolved. TradingView / dpa-AFX
  • $DAL — Delta: lowered its full-year profit outlook to about $5.35 per share as higher fuel costs squeezed margins; a direct warning for airline economics. TradingView / Seeking Alpha

For market intelligence and educational purposes only; not investment advice. Data may update after publication.