Episode 2026-06-10

You're listening to Seven Horns A I — your A I-powered market update. This is your market wrap-up for Wednesday, June tenth, twenty twenty-six. Wall Street closed significantly lower today, with a broad-based decline across the major indices. The S&P five hundred pulled back one point six one percent, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average shed one point eight seven percent, or over nine hundred fifty points. The Nasdaq Composite bore the brunt of the selling, falling one point nine eight percent, and is now down roughly six point seven five percent since the start of June. Looking at the intraday action, markets opened under pressure following the release of the May C P I report. The S&P five hundred gapped down, and selling was immediate. There was a brief recovery attempt mid-morning, with the Dow managing to claw back about one point one percent of its losses at one point. However, that bid couldn't hold, and by midday, the S&P five hundred was down about one percent. Selling accelerated into the final hour, with stocks finishing at or very near session lows, a grinding, one-directional decline with no meaningful dip-buying. After the bell, S&P five hundred futures are essentially flat versus the cash close, down just zero point zero eight percent, with Nasdaq futures down zero point one six percent and Dow futures off a mere zero point zero four percent. There’s no meaningful after-hours move yet in either direction, suggesting the market has settled near session lows.