S&P 500 Closes at 7,667 as All Three Major Indexes Finish Green

As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on September 2, 2026.

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U.S. Markets

Sep 2, 4:00pm ET

S&P 500+0.47%
Dow Jones Industrial Average+0.61%
Nasdaq Composite+0.42%

All three major indexes finished green, with the Dow's 324 point gain outpacing tech for the session. Friday's jobs report is the next test of the rate path.

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The S&P 500 closed at 7,667.35, with the Dow and the Nasdaq Composite also finishing higher on the day.

The Dow's 324-point advance was the headline number of the session, outpacing both broader indexes and signaling that more traditional, cyclical names carried more of the weight than technology. That kind of rotation can matter for investors watching whether the rally has legs beyond a handful of large-cap tech names.

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ARMArm$304.35-8.5%
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Arm's 8.5% slide was the deepest move in a 111-stock priority list at Wednesday's close, with Bruker leading the upside at 7.5%.

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U.S. Markets

4:00pm ET

S&P 500+0.01%
Dow Jones Industrial Average-0.29%
Nasdaq Composite-0.11%

The S&P 500 held its ground by less than a point while the Dow gave back 148, a split that says the bid is still parked in a narrow slice of the market. Track breadth here.

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BRKR Bruker

Regular session

3:40pm ET

$64.88

+9.64% open $59.17

A 9.6% intraday jump adds close to a billion dollars of market value to a $9.9 billion company in a single session. Moves this size are rare for a life sciences tools name, so watch whether the gain holds into the close.

MIDDAY

U.S. Markets

12:00pm ET

S&P 500-0.52%
Dow Jones Industrial Average-0.68%
Nasdaq Composite-0.51%

Selling is broad across the market: all three major indexes are down more than 0.5% at midday, with the Dow's 0.68% slide the deepest. Cyclical and rate-sensitive holdings are carrying the weight with yields near 20-year highs.

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Europe

11:35am ET

🇬🇧 FTSE 100-0.07%
🇩🇪 DAX-0.47%
🇫🇷 CAC 40-0.22%

The DAX fell 0.47% while the FTSE finished near flat. Defensive UK heavyweights keep absorbing the pressure hitting continental exporters.

Eric Balchunas @ericbalchunas Quote post

11:11am ET

The growth engine at the big asset managers is a sliver of assets doing most of the work, which is why every legacy active shop is racing to convert mutual funds into ETFs.

Active ETFs at BlackRock, T. Rowe, Franklin, AB and Invesco make up 1-2% of their aum but generated 10-15% of firmwide 1H net flows = why legacy active tripping over themselves to launch and market ETFs. https://t.co/ziMG3BtCX3 [Quoted @neil_sipes4]: Active ETFs are moving from small AUM franchises to meaningful flow drivers for traditional asset managers, with plenty of runway. BlackRock, T. Rowe, Franklin, AB and Invesco generated 10-15% of firmwide 1H net flows from just 1-2% of AUM. Wealth and model adoption are leading https://t.co/BLHaWeIbC7

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Eric Balchunas @ericbalchunas

10:19am ET

Autocallable ETFs are the fastest growing slice of retiree income products, and the 14% payout holds only until a deep equity drawdown flips the trigger. Know where that line sits before buying the yield.

"You can think of it like a bond that is tied to the equity markets. You are going to get that 14% income as long as equity markets are not down too far (>40% in a month)." - Matt Kaufman of Calamos on ETF IQ on Autocallable ETFs, the fastest growing category of Boomer Candy https://t.co/fOUWdqtOcJ

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Evmand Corp

8:50am ET

$0.06–$0.06 / share

$240,000 raise 4,000,000 shares

Evmand sets a $0.06 price on a $240,000 IPO

Evmand's amended S-1 locks the offering at 6 cents a share for 4 million shares, a $240,000 raise that sits at the far shell end of the IPO spectrum. Deals this small rarely clear a real float, so treat the registration as paperwork rather than a listing to chase.

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$1 / share

$300,000 raise 300,000 shares

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RUI Holdings priced its IPO at $1.00 a share, raising just $300,000 on 300,000 shares. A float that thin trades on order flow, so expect violent swings from the first tick.

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Asia

4:00am ET

🇭🇰 Hang Seng-0.29%
🇨🇳 SSE Composite-1.23%

Hong Kong held most of its ground into the close while Shanghai dropped 1.23%, the widest split between the two in this session. Mainland selling is doing the heavy lifting, so watch whether Beijing's targeted fiscal support shows up before the next open.

MARKET OPEN

Europe

3:00am ET

🇬🇧 FTSE 100+0.03%
🇩🇪 DAX+0.04%
🇫🇷 CAC 40—

London opened less than four points above yesterday's close, a standstill that leaves the index parked at record-area levels while traders wait for the next UK growth read. The DAX is showing the same hesitation, up 0.04%.