Nasdaq (NDAQ) Stock News

The Nasdaq 100 fell more than 2% on the day, extending its decline to 7% from the high reached 10 days ago. US crude oil surged above $100 per barrel, adding to inflation worries. The move follows earlier data showing hotter-than-expected trade inflation and ongoing supply concerns.

The Nasdaq 100 fell 2% on the day, extending its decline from earlier levels. No specific catalyst was cited. The index is now down further from its 10-day high, reflecting continued selling pressure in large-cap tech stocks.

The Nasdaq 100 extended its decline, falling more than 1% on the day to hit a fresh session low. The index is now down 6% from its high reached 10 days ago.

The Nasdaq Stock Market announced that trading will resume in CN Healthy Food Tech Group Corp. (UCFI, UCFIW) at 9:00 AM ET on October 19, 2026. Trading was halted on October 1, 2025.

Nasdaq futures extended losses to 1.1% while S&P 500 futures fell 0.4%, deepening the overnight selloff. The move follows a sharp decline in US equities Wednesday driven by hot CPI data and AI sector concerns.

The Nasdaq 100 fell more than 2% and the S&P 500 lost $1 trillion in market value after a hotter-than-expected US inflation report. The move extends earlier losses from the session.

The Nasdaq 100 fell 1.6% as US oil prices topped $96 a barrel and Treasury yields rose following a hotter-than-expected inflation report. The moves reverse the pre-CPI positioning seen Tuesday when yields slipped.

Nasdaq futures underperform on China chip competition fears.

Nasdaq futures fell 0.7% as a global AI stock selloff deepened. Chinese chip maker CXMT announced a memory technology breakthrough, and Broadcom CEO compared AI investors to casino gamblers. Micron dropped 4% premarket, SanDisk 5.2%, Nvidia 1%. Asian markets cratered: Kospi -5.5%, Samsung -7.4%, SK Hynix -10%, Nikkei -1.8%, ASML -3.2%. Oil fell to ~$104.50/bbl. 10-year yield fell 6.5 bp to 5.181%. Gold rose above $4,200/oz; bitcoin ~$83,100. J.P. Morgan shares up 1.4% after initial fall.

NASDAQ 52-Week Highs and Lows: 86 New Highs, 398 New Lows.

The Dow edged up 0.3% while the Nasdaq fell 0.4%, pressured by an 11% drop in Lumentum and a 4% decline in Micron on competition from Chinese memory maker CMXT. Oil prices rose nearly 2% on Middle East supply concerns, boosting energy stocks. Salesforce jumped on an upgrade. Earnings season begins Tuesday with big banks. CPI data due Wednesday.

TD Cowen reduced its price target for Nasdaq, Inc. from $108.00 to $107.00 per share.

Lumentum (LITE) hit a new high amid AI demand; Alignment Healthcare (ALHC) fell to a new low after downgrades and Medicare rating concerns.

Aspen Neuroscience filed to list on the Nasdaq Global Select Market under symbol ASPE. Bambusa Therapeutics filed for a separate listing under symbol BBTX. Both are distinct companies seeking public listings.

Patriot Mobile is seeking a Nasdaq listing with the ticker PTRT. The company did not disclose the timing, size, or pricing of the listing.

The NASDAQ Composite rose 175.31 points (0.64%) this week to 27366.17, its fourth consecutive weekly gain. The index is up 48.41% from Election Day 2024 and 55.48% since tariffs were announced in April 2025. Today's gain of 0.64% snapped a two-day losing streak. The close is 0.85% below the record high set Tuesday.

Nasdaq Reports End-of-Month Short Interest Data for September 2026.

The Nasdaq and S&P 500 hit new highs Tuesday but pared gains after a Financial Times report said OpenAI sees annualized revenue at $50 billion, well below prior $70 billion estimates. AI stocks sold off Thursday, recouping some losses Friday after Bloomberg reported OpenAI expects to reach $70 billion by year-end. The Dow rose slightly but remains in a downtrend. The Russell 2000 fell to its 200-day line. Delta Air Lines missed Q3 estimates on a 69% fuel cost spike and cut full-year guidance. Brazil stocks rallied after right-wing Flavio Bolsonaro led first-round election. Lumentum CEO said optical components are sold out through early 2029. Penguin Solutions smashed Q4 estimates and guided higher. C.H. Robinson will buy RXO for $5.8 billion.

Stock futures up Friday as AI-related stocks recover and oil prices ease. Trump says US won't attack Iran before midterms, easing geopolitical premium. Telecom stocks fall premarket on SpaceX spectrum deal. Delta earnings due today. Focus on Michigan consumer sentiment.

The Nasdaq Hearings Panel approved Nexalin Technology's request to maintain its listing.

The Nasdaq Composite ended with 3,411 declining issues versus 1,531 advancing, with 53 new 52-week highs and 365 new lows. The previous session had 2,499 advances and 2,420 declines.

Nasdaq 52-Week Lows: Full List of New Lows (Part 3).

Nasdaq granted the company an exception until November 16 to file its overdue quarterly reports and regain listing compliance.

Nasdaq 52-Week Highs and Lows: 34 New Highs, 327 New Lows.

Nasdaq reported US equity options volume of 384 million contracts in September 2026, compared to 378 million in the same month last year, according to a market data report.

Nasdaq released monthly and quarterly volume data, estimated revenue capture, listings, and index statistics for the quarter ended September 30, 2026. The data sheet is available on its investor relations website.

The Nasdaq composite fell 56.31 points to close at 27,543.57, a decline of 0.20%.

On October 7, 2026, the Nasdaq recorded 16 new 52-week highs and 225 new 52-week lows, indicating broad market weakness. Notable new highs include F5 (FFIV) at $472.25 and NetApp (NTAP) at $235.65. New lows include ACADIA Pharmaceuticals (ACAD) at $19.50, Beyond Meat (BYND) at $7.71, and Comcast (CMCSA) at $21.12.

Major averages split as large-cap tech and biotech carry the tape. RTX secures up to $24.4B SM-6 interceptor contract. LLY wins FDA approval for Jaypirca as first-line CLL treatment. SAP agrees to acquire AI skills platform TechWolf. Hagens Berman investigates IBM after Q2 revenue miss. CN sets grain movement record.

Nasdaq breadth data shows 277 new 52-week lows versus 24 new highs as of 11:21 ET. New lows include CRBU, CMCSA, CPB, and AGNC. New highs include FFIV and NTAP. The count of new lows increased from 225 in the prior hourly update.

Nasdaq 100 down 200 points as Treasury yields hit highest since 2002, oil rises.

Real Messenger (RMSG) received Nasdaq notice confirming compliance with the $2.5 million minimum stockholders' equity rule, removing an immediate delisting risk. The company must still demonstrate compliance when filing September 30 interim financials.

Nasdaq granted Onfolio Holdings until November 23, 2026 to regain compliance with the $2.5 million minimum stockholders' equity requirement. The company must file a Form 8-K evidencing compliance. There is no immediate effect on trading. Onfolio previously disclosed the deficiency in May 2026.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite closed at new record highs Tuesday, driven by AI-related tech stocks like Nvidia and Meta, while most other sectors declined. Less than half of S&P 500 stocks closed above their 200-day moving average, highlighting narrow market breadth.

US stocks closed higher. The Nasdaq 100 and Dow each rose 0.5%. The dollar fell 0.2%, bitcoin slipped 0.2% to $85,615. WTI crude rose 0.4% to $89.79, gold gained 0.7% to $4,170/oz, and the 10-year yield fell 3 basis points to 5.28%.

The index added 122.48 points, marking its 24th record close this year. The five-day winning streak is the longest since June. Compared to the Election Day close, the NASDAQ has gained 49.68%.

The Nasdaq composite closed at a record 27,477, the S&P 500 rose 0.7%, and the Dow added 91 points. The 10-year Treasury yield touched 5.34%, closing at 5.310%. Nvidia hit a new all-time high. The Magnificent Seven market cap reached $24.8 trillion. The yield curve steepened as short-term yields fell. No clear catalyst for the bond selloff. All S&P sectors except one closed green.

Nasdaq hit a record high Monday. TSMC broke out, Nvidia closed above a buy point, SpaceX jumped, and Tesla neared an entry. Fed minutes and Delta earnings are on tap this week.

Nasdaq closed at a record high Monday. Nvidia rose 2.1% to a new record close. Oil fell 2% after the G7 agreed to release 100 million barrels from emergency reserves. The 10-year yield rose to 5.31%. Brazilian stocks rallied on election results.