24 September 2026 · 3 dk okuma

FXPARTNER Market Summary | 24.09.2026 Thursday Morning Update

Heading into Thursday morning, global markets' agenda was dominated by **Wall Street**'s decline at Wednesday's **New York** close, driven by the **5-year US Treasury** yield jumping **20 basis points** to **5.03%** on weak auction demand and strong **US PMI** data and thereby crossing the **5%** threshold for the first time since **2007**, by the **dollar index (DXY)** climbing to its highest level in roughly seven weeks amid rising yields and **Fed**'s persistent hawkishness, and by **oil** prices staying above **$100** amid supply concerns in the **Persian Gulf** region. On **Wall Street**, the **S&P 500** index fell **0.75%** to **7,706.03** points, the **Nasdaq Composite** fell **1.13%** to **26,936.04** points, and the **Dow Jones Industrial Average** lost **352.10** points (**0.68%**) to **51,511.59** points. The key driver behind the decline was the **5-year US Treasury** yield jumping **20 basis points** to **5.03%** on the combined effect of weak auction demand and strong **US PMI** data; this marks the highest level seen since **2007** and surpasses the previous peak of **4.99%** recorded in **2023**. With Treasury yields rising and **Fed** officials' hawkish stance persisting, the **dollar index (DXY)** climbed to around **101.00**, its highest level in roughly seven weeks; according to **CME** data, markets pushed the probability of a new rate hike in **October** to **53%**. **Oil** prices, meanwhile, stayed above **$100** amid supply concerns in the **Persian Gulf** region, pushing the **Brent** barrel price to **$102.03** and keeping inflation pressures alive. Markets' focus is now on the final **September** reading of the **University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index**, due tomorrow at **17.00** (TSİ).