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Stock futures are little changed after losing session; Brent crude tops $99 per barrel: Live updates

Brent crude breaking $99 fuels steady futures as the S&P and Dow extend a nine‑year post‑Labor Day slide.

By · Published September 8, 2026  23:28 UTC · Updated September 11, 2026  08:35 UTC

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  • Primary Driver: Brent crude breaking $99 fuels steady futures as the S&P and Dow extend a nine‑year post‑Labor Day slide.
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Brent crude climbed past $99 a barrel, and stock futures held steady after a session that left the S&P 500 and Dow Jones extending a nine‑year post‑Labor Day losing streak, TradingView reported. Investor's Business Daily linked the market dip to rising debt concerns and the oil price spike, while MarketWatch warned that this year’s easy gains may be over; futures remain little changed as traders assess the higher energy costs.

A technology conglomerate still posted a win, helping offset broader weakness. CNBC’s live update confirmed futures for the Dow and S&P were essentially flat.

The market also remains sensitive to upcoming corporate earnings and any further oil price movements.

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What factors are cited as pulling the market lower?

Investor's Business Daily attributes the dip to rising debt concerns and the oil price spike.

How have the S&P 500 and Dow Jones performed since Labor Day?

TradingView notes they are on a nine‑year post‑Labor Day losing streak.

What is the current price level of Brent crude?

Brent crude has topped $99 per barrel, according to CNBC live updates.

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