Wall Street Points Higher as Global Bond Rout Slows; Gold and Bitcoin Climb

Hyperdash News|09/25/2026 10:51 UTCMacro

US stock futures edged higher before the cash open as a global bond selloff showed signs of stabilizing. S&P Futures, Nasdaq Futures and Dow Futures all pointed to a firmer start, while Gold advanced and Bitcoin jumped following a report of a large exchange hack.

Scoreboard

• S&P Futures 7,786.25 (+0.25%)
• Euro Stoxx 50 6,319 (+0.74%)
• Nikkei 225 66,364 (+1.30%)
• Gold 4,339 (+0.95%)
• WTI 93.01 (-1.69%)
• US 10Y 5.177% (+2bp)
• DXY 101.0580 (-0.22%)
• Bitcoin 84,759 (+1.64%)
• VIX 15.34 (-2.11%)
• DE 10Y 3.607% (+0bp)

Treasury yields ticked higher, with the US 10Y edging up as a global bond rout slowed after a rapid run of rate increases that has stirred concern about financial stress. German bunds were little changed, leaving the DE 10Y flat. In Europe, the Euro Stoxx 50 advanced during morning trade, following the Nikkei 225 higher after the Asian close. The dollar softened, with the DXY edging down. Crude retreated on the day, with WTI and Brent both lower even as an overnight bounce tied to a report on Russia's nuclear doctrine had lifted oil earlier. Gold climbed and Bitcoin jumped.

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The takeaway

The stabilization in yields is the session's pivot. Wire commentary warns that financial calamities tend to follow rapid rate increases, and the jump in the thirty-year mortgage rate to a level near multi-decade highs shows the strain reaching households. With the US 10Y only edging higher, markets read a pause, not a reversal.

Traders will watch whether the slowdown in the bond rout holds through the US cash open, with the US 10Y the key gauge. Oil remains in focus after the overnight swing tied to a report on Russia's nuclear doctrine. In crypto, attention centers on Bitget's disclosure of a hack that a wire attributed to North Korea, one of the larger exchange breaches on record.

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Frequently asked questions: September 25, 2026

What is happening in the markets today?

US stock futures edged higher before the open as a global bond rout slowed, with S&P Futures, Nasdaq Futures and Dow Futures all pointing up. Gold advanced, Bitcoin jumped, the dollar eased with the DXY edging lower, and Crude fell with WTI and Brent both down on the day.

Where are US stock futures this morning?

S&P Futures, Nasdaq Futures and Dow Futures all edged higher ahead of the US cash open, pointing to a firmer start as Treasury yields steadied and European equities gained.

What should investors watch in the markets today?

Watch the US 10Y for whether the bond selloff continues to slow, oil after an overnight swing tied to a report on Russia's nuclear doctrine, and crypto after Bitget disclosed a large hack attributed to North Korea. Bitcoin jumped, while Gold moved higher.

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