Saudi oil supply
The Saudi pipeline remained shut after an attack. Buyers warned that export inventories could run out and as much as 4% of global supply could be affected if repairs take days.
Sep 13, 2026 · QQQ/SPY Market Review · 18 headlines
Saudi pipeline outage threatens exports as a Hormuz tanker burns on closed-market Sunday
U.S. equities were closed Sunday, so QQQ and SPY carried Friday’s closes. Sources warned that the Saudi pipeline outage could remove up to 4% of global oil supply, and a loaded tanker was struck in Hormuz. CME FedWatch priced an 86.2% chance of a September rate hike. Anthropic reportedly signed a $13.7 billion compute deal, while Iran later said the planned Oman meeting had been canceled.
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What shaped the session
Hormuz route risk
A loaded tanker was reported struck by a missile, Iran’s Guard later claimed a U.S. drone shootdown, and Iran said a planned Oman meeting on the strait was canceled.
Fed rate pricing
CME FedWatch put a September 25 basis point hike at 86.2%, showing how traders were pricing this week’s decision rather than reporting an actual rate change.
AI compute deals
Anthropic reportedly signed a six-year, $13.7 billion computing agreement with Rum Group, adding to its stated cloud-capacity commitments.
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