Midday Update
Monday, July 13, 2026  ·  1:56 PM ET

Tech Sell-Off Persists as US-Iran Tensions Send Oil Surging; Banking Earnings Week Ahead

US stocks tumbled at midday as SK Hynix collapsed and semiconductor stocks cratered following profit-taking from Friday's IPO surge. The US-Iran military escalation sent crude oil soaring 4-7%, stoking inflation concerns while energy stocks cushioned the broader decline. With major bank earnings kicking off tomorrow and June CPI due Tuesday, volatility could persist into the close.

Market SnapshotMidday
S&P 500
7,546.18
▼ -0.39%
Nasdaq Composite
26,039.24
▼ -0.92%
Dow Jones
52,528.23
▼ -0.21%
10Y Yield
4.60%
▲ +4 bps
WTI Crude
$74.00
▲ +5.83%
VIX
15.03
▼ -0.81
What to Watch

Bank earnings season kicks off Tuesday with Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Chase, and Bank of America reporting Q2 results

June CPI lands Tuesday, expected to have risen at an annual rate of 3.8%, down from 4.2% in May

Fed Chair Kevin Warsh delivers his first semi-annual monetary policy testimony to Congress Tuesday amid an ongoing central bank debate over whether to tighten or hold policy

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