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Today’s Stock Market
April 7, 2026 at 9:00 a.m. EST
Good morning. US equities returned from the long weekend yesterday, finishing broadly higher after a choppy day of trading. S&P 500, Dow, Rusell 2k all +0.4%. Investors digested a weekend of Iran headlines, plus a long press conference from President Trump mid-day, which contained no major updates but stressed both the latest upcoming deadline (8pm tonight) and his desire to find a peaceful resolution. Most sectors were higher with Discretionary, Energy and Staples leading. Utilities, Healthcare and Materials lagged. Yields were mixed as 2s and 10ys rose 2bp while 30y fell 2bp. ISM Services missed estimates but was generally solid overall, though Prices increased, though that wasn’t unexpected.
Equity futures are trading lower this morning, erasing a brief spike higher earlier before returning to prior levels as more pessimist headlines hit the tape: Iran rejecting any temporary ceasefires, saying it will target US and partners’ infrastructure and disrupt supplies for years, followed up by a rather bellicose post from Trump saying “A whole civilization will die tonight…I don’t want that to happen, but it probably will”. On top of that the US carried out additional strikes on military targets on Kharg Island this morning.
Brent crude is up ~1% and was trading in a relatively straight line overnight, as Trump’s 8pm deadline today for the reopening of Hormuz approached. Around 4am prices fell to their lows ~$107 (with equity futures rising to their best levels) before bouncing back to prior levels ~$111 as headlines that Iran attached Saudi Arabia’s massive Jubail petrochemical plant, among other combative headlines. . Not much reaction in precious metals with gold flat and in a tight range while silver is down ~1%. Bitcoin and Ether are down ~2%. Senator Bill Hagerty said he expects the CLARITY act to advance through the Senate Banking Committee and tee up a full Senate vote by the end of the month.
It’s another relatively light economic calendar. NY Fed President Williams spoke this morning, saying he believes monetary policy is well-positioned for a wait-and-see approach. Yields are mixed with the short end down 2bp. The US Dollar Index is flat to down slightly.
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