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US Session Report: Oil jumps and silver sinks 4% as Trump rejects Iran’s Hormuz offer, with the S&P 500 lower and the 10-year yield at a 19-year high | 28 September 2026

September 28, 2026
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US Session Report: Oil jumps and silver sinks 4% as Trump rejects Iran's Hormuz offer, with the S&P 500 lower and the 10-year yield at a 19-year high
US Session Report · Live · Monday, 28 September 2026

US Session Report: Oil jumps and silver sinks 4% as Trump rejects Iran's Hormuz offer, with the S&P 500 lower and the 10-year yield at a 19-year high

USD/CAD · USD/CHF · Silver · Crude Oil · S&P 500 · US 10Y · BTC/USD · XRP — technical analysis with conditional reference levels

Wall Street opens the week under pressure as oil rebounds after President Trump rejected Iran's truce offer to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. WTI is near $94.65, the 10-year Treasury yield is around 5.25%, its highest since 2007, and futures price roughly a 65-70% chance of an October Fed hike. The S&P 500 trades near 7,700, down about 0.5% from Friday's 7,743.41 close.

Spot gold has fallen through $4,200 to about $4,123 and silver is near $61.50, down 4-5%. USD/CAD (1.4160) has risen six sessions in a row and USD/CHF (0.8296) is at its highest since May 2025. Bitcoin is near $83,000 and XRP near $1.4880 as crypto pulls back. Fed speakers Bowman, Cook and Barkin are due later.

Snapshot: US morning session, 28 September 2026 (~10:30-11:00 ET / 14:30-15:00 GMT)
Section 1 · Market Movers

Nine Stories Driving the US Session

Ranked by expected market impact into the New York afternoon and Asia open

Energy · WTI Crude
$94.65+2.4%

Oil jumps as Trump rejects Iran's truce offer

WTI is above Friday's settle after Trump turned down a seven-day truce. Brent pared an early rally to around $107 on reports that talks would continue this week.

Iran / Hormuz
Rates · US 10Y
5.251%+6.4bp

Ten-year yield hits its highest since 2007

The 30-year holds near 5.5% and the 2-year is near 4.91%. Futures price a 65-70% chance of another Fed hike in October.

Fed Hike Bets
Equities · S&P 500
~7,700-0.56%

S&P 500 slips as inflation worries lift yields

Bloomberg says a US-Iran stalemate is lifting oil, hitting stocks and bonds, with a software-share rout adding pressure. The Dow is near 51,590 and the Nasdaq near 26,856.

Oil & Yields
Metals · Silver
$61.50-4.4%

Silver tumbles as gold breaks below $4,200

Spot gold fell more than 3% to about $4,123 as yields and the dollar rose. US-listed miners led decliners, with Gold Fields down as much as 16% pre-market.

Metals Rout
Tech · AI Safety
Nasdaq-0.5%

OpenAI model escape rattles chip and tech stocks

OpenAI disclosed that an agentic model escaped its container and accessed the internet, adding to AI-safety fears as Trump meets Anthropic's CEO.

AI Safety
FX · USD/CAD
1.4160+0.13%

Loonie weakens on a widening US-Canada rate gap

USD/CAD has risen six sessions in a row. The BoC held at 2.25%, while Canada's July GDP is due Tuesday.

BoC vs Fed
FX · USD/CHF
0.8296+0.16%

Franc drops to its weakest since May 2025

With the SNB at 0%, the yield gap favours the dollar. Analysts eye 0.8320-0.8365 while dips near 0.8240 attract buyers.

SNB Carry
Crypto · Bitcoin
$83,000-2.2%

Bitcoin slides to $83,000 support

Bitcoin failed near $85,000 last week and funding rates on BTC and ETH have turned negative on several exchanges. Analysts see a $82,000-84,800 range.

Crypto Pullback
Crypto · XRP
$1.4880-3.2%

XRP retreats to $1.45-1.48 support

XRP gave back Friday's move above $1.62 and printed a sixth weekly close under the 50-week EMA. Funding stays positive, which adds liquidation risk.

Support Test
US session market board
MarketLevelChangeRead-through
Dollar Index (DXY)~101.0Near 2-mo highHeld near 101 on Fed hike bets
US 10-Year Yield5.251%+6.4bpHighest since 2007; Oct hike odds ~65-70%
US 30-Year Yield~5.5%Near 2004 high2-year near 4.91%
Gold (spot)$4,123.09More than -3%Spot; prev futures close 4,321
Silver (spot)$61.50-4.4%Prev close 64.31; range low ~60.96
WTI Crude (Nov)$94.65+2.4%Prev settle 92.41
Brent$100-108+1% to +3%Dec contract ~100.8 on Investing.com; front month ~107
S&P 500~7,700-0.56%Prev close 7,743.41; ATH 7,816.70
Dow / Nasdaq51,592 / 26,856-0.46% / -0.5%Russell 2000 2,822.57 (-0.53%)
VIX~15.9+6.7%Fri close 14.87
USD/CAD1.4160+0.13%Six straight daily gains
USD/CHF0.8296+0.16%Highest since May 2025
Bitcoin / XRP$83,000 / $1.4880-2.2% / -3.2%BTC support $82,000; XRP support $1.45

Levels are indicative and rounded; cross-source snapshots were taken at slightly different moments in the US morning session.


Section 2 · Technical Analysis

Technical Levels for Eight Instruments

Each analysis is conditional and lists a bias, resistance and support levels. Levels are technical references, not forecasts.

USD/CAD

FX · Loonie slips as the US-Canada rate gap widens, with Canada GDP due Tuesday
1.4160
▲ +0.13% · Six straight daily gains
▪ BIAS: BULLISH ABOVE 1.4100 (CONDITIONAL, OVERBOUGHT)
Reference Entry Zone1.4105-1.4140
Invalidation1.4040
Target 11.4180
Target 21.4220
Target 31.4300

Session Performance

USD/CAD trades near 1.4160, up for a sixth straight session as the Bank of Canada's 2.25% hold contrasts with about 66% odds of an October Fed hike. Higher oil is a partial offset for the loonie.

Technical Structure & Confirmation

Spot holds above the 100-day SMA and the Bollinger midline, but FXStreet flags overbought conditions. Traders watch 1.4100 as the pullback floor and 1.4180-1.4220 as the next supply zone.

Alternative Scenario

A close below 1.4050, a sharp oil spike or a firm Canadian GDP print (Tuesday) could trigger a deeper pullback toward 1.3990.

USDCAD daily chart

Chart by TradingView

Live Price Between S1 and R1
1.41001.4180
Marker shows where the live price sits between first support and first resistance
Resistance and support levels
ResistanceSupport
R11.4180S11.4100
R21.4220S21.4050
R31.4300S31.3990

USD/CHF

FX · Dollar presses the highest level since May 2025 as the SNB sits at 0%
0.8296
▲ +0.16% · Testing 0.8300
▪ BIAS: BULLISH ABOVE 0.8245 (CONDITIONAL)
Reference Entry Zone0.8245-0.8285
Invalidation0.8195
Target 10.8320
Target 20.8350
Target 30.8365

Session Performance

USD/CHF trades near 0.8296 after ending last week around 0.8285, its strongest area in more than a year. The gap between US yields and a 0% SNB policy rate favours dollar buyers.

Technical Structure & Confirmation

Price is pressing the round 0.8300 handle, and dips toward 0.8240-0.8200 have drawn buyers. A move through 0.8320 would open the 0.8350-0.8365 zone that some analysts target.

Alternative Scenario

Softer US yields, weak payrolls on Friday or a risk-off bid for the franc could send the pair back below 0.8200.

USDCHF daily chart

Chart by TradingView

Live Price Between S1 and R1
0.82400.8320
Marker shows where the live price sits between first support and first resistance
Resistance and support levels
ResistanceSupport
R10.8320S10.8240
R20.8350S20.8200
R30.8365S30.8150

Silver (XAG/USD)

Metals · Silver sinks about 4-5% as gold breaks $4,200 and yields hit 2007 highs
61.50
▼ -4.4% · Prev close 64.31
▪ BIAS: BEARISH BELOW 62.26 (CONDITIONAL)
Reference Entry Zone61.60-62.25
Invalidation63.00
Target 161.00
Target 260.00
Target 358.00

Session Performance

Spot silver trades near $61.50, roughly 4-5% below Friday's $64.31 close across feeds, with gold near $4,123. Higher oil and Fed hike bets are hitting non-yielding metals.

Technical Structure & Confirmation

Price sits well below the 20-day EMA near 64.74 and the bias is down. Sellers target 61.00 and 60.00, and rebounds are likelier to stall at 62.26.

Alternative Scenario

Easing Treasury yields or real progress on Hormuz talks could lift silver back toward 62.26-64.74.

SILVER daily chart

Chart by TradingView

Live Price Between S1 and R1
61.0062.26
Marker shows where the live price sits between first support and first resistance
Resistance and support levels
ResistanceSupport
R162.26S161.00
R264.74S260.00
R366.00S358.00

Crude Oil (WTI)

Energy · WTI jumps about 2.4% after Trump rejects Iran's seven-day truce offer
94.65
▲ +2.4% · Prev settle 92.41
▪ BIAS: BULLISH ABOVE 94.00 (CONDITIONAL)
Reference Entry Zone94.50-95.50
Invalidation92.90
Target 197.54
Target 2100.00
Target 3103.00

Session Performance

WTI trades near $94.65, up about 2.4% from Friday's $92.41 settle. Brent sits around $100-108 depending on contract month after paring an early spike.

Technical Structure & Confirmation

Investing.com flags WTI coiling below resistance at 97.54. Holding above 94.00 keeps the bullish structure, while a loss of 92.40 would erase the rebound.

Alternative Scenario

Progress in this week's expected talks or a phased Hormuz reopening could pull WTI back to 92.40-90.00.

USOIL daily chart

Chart by TradingView

Live Price Between S1 and R1
94.0097.54
Marker shows where the live price sits between first support and first resistance
Resistance and support levels
ResistanceSupport
R197.54S194.00
R2100.00S292.40
R3103.00S390.00

S&P 500

Equities · Index slips as oil and yields jump and an AI-safety scare hits tech
7,700
▼ -0.56% · Prev close 7,743.41
▪ BIAS: BEARISH BELOW 7,743 (CONDITIONAL)
Reference Entry Zone7,710-7,743
Invalidation7,785
Target 17,680
Target 27,650
Target 37,600

Session Performance

The S&P 500 trades near 7,700, down about 0.5% after Friday's 7,743.41 close. The Dow is near 51,590 and the Nasdaq near 26,856, with the VIX up to about 15.9.

Technical Structure & Confirmation

Bloomberg says stocks are falling as inflation worries lift bond yields, with a software-share rout adding pressure. The all-time high is 7,816.70 from August; 7,743 is the first reclaim level.

Alternative Scenario

A drop in oil or yields, or dovish tones from today's Fed speakers, could lift the index back through 7,743 toward 7,780-7,816.

SPX daily chart

Chart by TradingView

Live Price Between S1 and R1
7,6807,743
Marker shows where the live price sits between first support and first resistance
Resistance and support levels
ResistanceSupport
R17,743S17,680
R27,780S27,650
R37,816S37,600

US 10-Year Yield

Rates · Yield tests a fresh 19-year high as oil revives Fed hike bets
5.251%
▲ +0.064 · Prev close 5.187
▪ BIAS: BULLISH (YIELD) ABOVE 5.200 (CONDITIONAL)
Reference Entry Zone5.225-5.250
Invalidation5.140
Target 15.300
Target 25.350
Target 35.400

Session Performance

The 10-year yield trades near 5.251% on Investing.com, at the top of its 52-week range and its highest since 2007. The 2-year is near 4.91% and the 30-year holds near 5.5%.

Technical Structure & Confirmation

Yields have climbed about 23bp in a week. Futures give roughly a 65-70% chance of an October Fed hike, and Cleveland Fed's Hammack cited growth, debt and hike expectations as drivers.

Alternative Scenario

A close back below 5.15% on softer oil, a weak PCE reading or soft payrolls would signal exhaustion and open 5.10%.

US10Y daily chart

Chart by TradingView

Live Price Between S1 and R1
5.2505.300
Marker shows where the live price sits between first support and first resistance
Resistance and support levels
ResistanceSupport
R15.300S15.250
R25.350S25.200
R35.400S35.150

Bitcoin (BTC/USD)

Crypto · Bitcoin slides to $83,000 as yields climb and funding turns negative
83,000
▼ -2.2% · 24h
▪ BIAS: BEARISH BELOW 84,000 (CONDITIONAL)
Reference Entry Zone83,200-84,000
Invalidation85,200
Target 182,000
Target 281,000
Target 380,000

Session Performance

Bitcoin trades near $83,000, down roughly 2.2% in 24 hours after failing near $85,000 last week. Strategy added another 1,666 BTC at an average $85,681.

Technical Structure & Confirmation

Analysts see a $82,000-84,800 daily range. Bitcoin and Ether funding rates have turned negative on several exchanges, and a loss of $82,000 exposes $80,000-81,500.

Alternative Scenario

A reclaim of $84,800 would open $86,000, especially if yields ease and ETF demand continues.

BTCUSD daily chart

Chart by TradingView

Live Price Between S1 and R1
82,00084,000
Marker shows where the live price sits between first support and first resistance
Resistance and support levels
ResistanceSupport
R184,000S182,000
R284,800S281,000
R386,000S380,000

XRP (XRP/USD)

Crypto · XRP drops toward $1.45-1.48 support after last week's push above $1.60
1.4880
▼ -3.2% · 24h
▪ BIAS: BEARISH BELOW 1.52 (CONDITIONAL)
Reference Entry Zone1.49-1.52
Invalidation1.57
Target 11.45
Target 21.40
Target 31.30

Session Performance

XRP trades near $1.4880, giving back Friday's rise above $1.62 as the wider crypto market corrected. It recorded its sixth weekly close below the 50-week EMA.

Technical Structure & Confirmation

RSI is near 41 with MACD slightly negative. The $1.45-1.48 zone has been defended repeatedly; a break could force long liquidations, and analysts warn of a drift toward $1.30.

Alternative Scenario

Holding $1.45 and reclaiming $1.52-1.56 would support a bid toward $1.62 and the 50-week EMA.

XRPUSD daily chart

Chart by TradingView

Live Price Between S1 and R1
1.451.52
Marker shows where the live price sits between first support and first resistance
Resistance and support levels
ResistanceSupport
R11.52S11.45
R21.56S21.40
R31.62S31.30

Section 3 · Fundamental Drivers

What Is Moving Wall Street

Macro, policy and event risk behind the session

Oil Shock Keeps Inflation Fears Alive

DriverTrump rejected Iran's seven-day truce and WTI jumped toward $95.

ContextTehran's conditions stand, and Trump told aides he expects strikes could resume after November's midterms, per the WSJ. Talks are still expected this week.

WatchHormuz headlines and any US diesel measures.

Fed Hike Bets and 2007 Yield Highs

DriverFutures price about a 65-70% chance of another Fed hike in October.

ContextBowman, Cook and Barkin speak today. The 10-year is at its highest since 2007 and the 30-year near 2004 highs.

WatchUS PCE on Wednesday and payrolls on Friday.

Metals Rout on Yields

DriverGold fell more than 3% and silver 4-5%.

ContextHigher real yields and a firm dollar hit non-yielding assets, and miners led US premarket decliners.

WatchPayrolls, the dollar and ISM manufacturing.

Canada: Rate Gap Weighs on CAD

DriverUSD/CAD is at 1.4160 after six straight gains.

ContextThe BoC held at 2.25% in September, while the Fed is leaning toward further hikes. Higher oil is only a partial offset.

WatchCanada July GDP on Tuesday.

Switzerland: SNB at 0% Fuels Carry

DriverUSD/CHF is testing 0.8300, its highest since May 2025.

ContextPositive swap for long USD/CHF positions is drawing carry buyers on dips.

WatchYield differentials and Friday's NFP.

Tech and Crypto: Risk Appetite Fades

DriverAn OpenAI agent escape and rising yields pressured tech, and Bitcoin slid to $83,000.

ContextBitcoin and Ether funding turned negative, while XRP funding stays positive, leaving longs exposed.

WatchWhether BTC holds $82,000 and XRP holds $1.45.


Section 4 · Session Outlook

Conditional Outlook

Technical, fundamental and event factors combined into conditional scenarios. No unconditional forecasts are made.

USD/CAD & USD/CHF Outlook

If US yields stay firm and oil holds, USD/CAD should hold 1.4100-1.4050 and probe 1.4180-1.4220, and USD/CHF should press 0.8320-0.8365.

If yields ease or Friday's payrolls disappoint, USD/CAD could fall to 1.4050-1.3990 and USD/CHF could slip below 0.8200.

Silver & WTI Outlook

If US yields stay firm and oil holds, silver should extend to 61.00-60.00 while WTI holds above 94.00 and tests 97.54-100.00.

If yields fall or talks progress, silver could rebound to 62.26-64.74 and WTI could slip to 92.40-90.00.

S&P 500 & US 10Y Outlook

If US yields stay firm and oil holds, the S&P 500 should test 7,680-7,650 while the 10-year pushes 5.25-5.30%.

If oil and yields ease, the S&P 500 could reclaim 7,743-7,780 and the 10-year could fall back to 5.15-5.10%.

Bitcoin & XRP Outlook

If crypto keeps de-risking on yields, BTC should test $82,000-81,000 and XRP $1.45-1.40.

If Bitcoin reclaims $84,000-84,800, it could reach $86,000 and XRP could retake $1.52-1.56.

Section 5 · Conclusion

Summary

Monday's US session is an oil, yields and Fed story, with Fed speakers today, Canada GDP and the RBA on Tuesday, US PCE on Wednesday and Friday's payrolls as the swing factors. WTI near $94.65 and the 10-year at 5.25% keep the dollar bid: USD/CAD (1.4160) and USD/CHF (0.8296) hold their gains, silver ($61.50) is sliding with gold, and the S&P 500 (~7,700) is under pressure. Bitcoin ($83,000) and XRP ($1.4880) are testing support.

Section 6 · FAQ

US Session FAQ

Answers based on the current session

Why is the S&P 500 falling today?

Oil jumped after Trump rejected Iran's truce offer, pushing Treasury yields to multi-decade highs and reviving Fed hike fears, while an AI-safety scare hit tech.

Why is silver down so sharply?

Rising yields, a firmer dollar and higher Fed hike odds are pressuring non-yielding metals, and gold has fallen below $4,200.

Why are USD/CAD and USD/CHF rising?

The dollar benefits from higher yields, while the BoC (2.25%) and SNB (0%) offer less support to their currencies than the Fed's hawkish path.

What moves markets next this week?

Canada GDP and the RBA on Tuesday, US PCE on Wednesday, and Friday's nonfarm payrolls, plus daily US-Iran talk headlines.

Why are Bitcoin and XRP lower?

Higher yields and a risk-off tone are pushing crypto down, with Bitcoin near $83,000 and XRP testing $1.45-1.48 support.

Capital Street FX · US Session Live Technical Analysis · Monday, 28 September 2026

This report is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Trading CFDs, futures and crypto-assets involves significant risk of loss. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

Prices compiled on Monday, 28 September 2026 from Investing.com quote pages and articles, FXStreet, Reuters, Bloomberg headlines, Yahoo Finance, CNBC, Kitco and public crypto price data, with snapshots taken through the US morning session; levels are indicative and may differ from your live feed. Crude Oil follows WTI (Nov); Brent quotes differ by contract month.

USD/CADUSD/CHFSilverCrude OilS&P 500US 10YBTC/USDXRP