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Daily Stock Market Update · Jul 29, 2026

Stock Market Update Wednesday July 29, 2026

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Stock Market Update Wednesday July 29, 2026 U.S.

Stock Market Update Wednesday July 29, 2026 U.S. equities came under heavy selling pressure following the Federal Reserve’s decision to leave benchmark interest rates unchanged. The risk-off move accelerated throughout the session, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbling more than 1,150 points for its steepest one-day decline since April 2025. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite lost 1.52% and 1.74%, respectively, as investors reassessed the outlook for monetary policy and interest rates.

Away From Stocks: Yields were higher into the Fed, sold off immediately after the Warsh presser began, then ended the day near where they began, higher to 4.67%. The move back to those levels by the end of the day essentially killed the equity rally. Oil: Geopolitical tensions and ongoing war-related headlines remained a key source of day-to-day market volatility and contributed to growing speculation ahead of the FOMC meeting that the Fed could maintain a hawkish stance. WTI crude settled near $85 per barrel. U.S. Dollar (DXY): he DXY finishing near 100.80. Gold: A softer U.S. dollar provided a strong tailwind for precious metals, helping gold rally to approximately $4,150 per ounce. Bitcoin remained relatively resilient. The VIX briefly climbing above 20 before retreating to 17.50 during the post-Fed relief rally. That move proved short-lived, however, as renewed selling pressure pushed the VIX back above 20 by the close, underscoring the market’s heightened uncertainty and fragile risk sentiment.

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