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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