Bond News Today — September 17, 2026
Why the S&P 500 could still advance after a Fed hike, according to a Wall Street strategist and more — today's bond signal.
Financial markets are bracing for continued volatility as investors navigate a complex landscape of economic indicators and corporate developments. Despite a Federal Reserve rate hike, US stocks experienced significant swings, with the Dow falling 600 points and the S&P 500 facing uncertainty about its future trajectory. Against this backdrop, one Wall Street strategist is suggesting that the S&P 500 could still advance, adding to the mixed signals emanating from the market.
In other news, significant corporate developments are making waves across various sectors. Amazon's acquisition of a stake in Generac has sent the power company's shares soaring, while Boeing is working to stabilize production of its 737 Max aircraft, albeit at a slower pace than anticipated. Meanwhile, Continental Resources is set to make a major investment in Venezuela's oil industry. On a separate note, White House chief of staff Susie Wiles has shared a positive personal update, and these various stories are set to influence market sentiment in the day ahead.
Today's signal:
• Why the S&P 500 could still advance after a Fed hike, according to a Wall Street strategist (marketwatch.com)
• Amazon obtains right to buy stock in Generac, boosting power company's share price by over 40% (cnbc.com)
• Fed rate hike fails to calm troubled markets as Dow falls 600 points. Expect more sharp swings in stocks and bonds. (marketwatch.com)
• White House chief of staff Susie Wiles says she's cancer free (cnbc.com)
• Boeing CEO: 737 Max production taking 'a little bit longer' to stabilize than expected (cnbc.com)
• Continental Resources to develop massive oil patch in Venezuela (cnbc.com)