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Indices update: QQQ ETF leads losses as of Oct 29, 19:00 UTC

Market prices are from Finnhub as of Oct 29, 19:00 UTC; QQQ ETF posted the largest intraday decline among tracked indices.

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Where prices stand

The QQQ ETF, which tracks Nasdaq 100, fell 1.74% from the prior close to $712.98, the largest move among tracked indices. The EWG ETF, which tracks DAX 40, rose 1.29% from the prior close to $42.34, and the EWU ETF, which tracks FTSE 100, rose 0.80% from the prior close to $47.67. The IWM ETF, which tracks Russell 2000, rose 0.69% from the prior close to $283.23. The DIA ETF fell 0.62% from the prior close to $521.45, the SPY ETF fell 0.61% from the prior close to $767.56, the VIXY ETF fell 0.47% from the prior close to $16.94, and the EWJ ETF fell 0.38% from the prior close to $94.63. Prices are from Finnhub and are as of Oct 29, 19:00 UTC.

Instrument Last 5-session change Latest change As of Source
S&P 500 (via SPY ETF) $767.56 -0.10% -0.61% Oct 29, 19:00 UTC Finnhub
Nasdaq 100 (via QQQ ETF) $712.98 +0.06% -1.74% Oct 29, 19:00 UTC Finnhub
Dow Jones Industrial Average (via DIA ETF) $521.45 -0.57% -0.62% Oct 29, 19:00 UTC Finnhub
Russell 2000 (via IWM ETF) $283.23 +1.74% +0.69% Oct 29, 19:00 UTC Finnhub
DAX 40 (via EWG ETF) $42.34 +0.24% +1.29% Oct 29, 19:00 UTC Finnhub
FTSE 100 (via EWU ETF) $47.67 -0.86% +0.80% Oct 29, 19:00 UTC Finnhub
Nikkei 225 (via EWJ ETF) $94.63 -0.76% -0.38% Oct 29, 19:00 UTC Finnhub
CBOE Volatility Index (via VIXY ETF) $16.94 +2.22% -0.47% Oct 29, 19:00 UTC Finnhub

In the news

Yahoo reported a live coverage item titled "Stock Market Today: Nasdaq Sells Off After Inflation Data; Alphabet Plummets On Earnings (Live Coverage)". Cointelegraph reported "Nasdaq-listed Canton Strategic Holdings plans tokenized stock trading from Nov. 2."

What to watch

The US Employment Cost Index is scheduled for Fri Oct 30, 12:30 UTC, per bls.

  • Fri Oct 30, 12:30 UTC — Employment Cost Index (US) (source)

Sources and data

Market data as of Oct 29, 19:00 UTC; report generated Oct 29, 19:11 UTC. All times are UTC. Each table row shows its own timestamp and provider.

This report was produced by the MarketAlleys Research Desk using automated data processing and language tools from the sources listed above, and checked against our automated-content validation rules. It is for information only and is not investment advice.

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Sources & data

  1. Yahoo (secondary, retrieved Oct 29, 2026, 07:13 PM UTC)
  2. Cointelegraph (secondary, retrieved Oct 29, 2026, 07:13 PM UTC)
  3. Finnhub (market-data, retrieved Oct 29, 2026, 07:13 PM UTC)
  4. U.S. Treasury and Federal Reserve Board via FRED (primary, retrieved Oct 29, 2026, 07:13 PM UTC)
  5. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (primary, retrieved Oct 29, 2026, 07:13 PM UTC)
  6. U.S. Energy Information Administration via FRED (primary, retrieved Oct 29, 2026, 07:13 PM UTC)
  7. Bank of England (primary, retrieved Oct 29, 2026, 07:13 PM UTC)
  8. Federal Reserve (primary, retrieved Oct 29, 2026, 07:13 PM UTC)

Market data as of Oct 29, 2026, 07:00 PM UTC.

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