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Oct 16 market update: SPY ETF little changed as USO ETF falls

At 15:00 UTC, the USO ETF led moves, falling 0.50% from the prior close while the SPY ETF was little changed and UUP and GLD moved modestly.

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Where prices stand

As of Oct 16, 15:00 UTC the USO ETF (tracks WTI Crude Oil) fell 0.50% from the prior close to $156.52, the largest move among the tracked markets. The SPY ETF (tracks S&P 500) was little changed from the prior close at $771.45. The UUP ETF (tracks US Dollar Index) fell 0.34% from the prior close to $28.90. The GLD ETF (tracks Gold) rose 0.24% from the prior close to $383.63.

Instrument Last 5-session change Latest change As of Source
S&P 500 (via SPY ETF) $771.45 -0.28% -0.04% Oct 16, 15:00 UTC Finnhub
US Dollar Index (via UUP ETF) $28.90 +0.07% -0.34% Oct 16, 14:59 UTC Finnhub
Gold (via GLD ETF) $383.63 +1.08% +0.24% Oct 16, 15:00 UTC Finnhub
WTI Crude Oil (via USO ETF) $156.52 +7.25% -0.50% Oct 16, 15:00 UTC Finnhub

Trend check

WTI Crude Oil shows a bullish trend with RSI(14) at 58.5; last reported close 101.91, 50-day SMA 92.59 and long SMA 85.49. Trend data was unavailable for the SPY ETF, the UUP ETF and the GLD ETF for this edition.

Instrument Close SMA50 Long SMA RSI(14) Trend status
WTI Crude Oil 101.91 92.59 85.49 58.5 bullish

Trend status is a rules-based classification of moving averages and MACD on daily closes (as of Oct 15, 22:40 UTC); it is not a recommendation.

In the news

The Bank of England published "Banknote imagery advisory group minutes – 15 July 2026," a meeting minutes item, according to the Bank of England. Forexlive reported Eurozone September final CPI at +3.8% y/y. Yahoo reported that US stock futures edged higher as Fed Chair Warsh avoided rate guidance and Tesla unveiled a new Roadster.

Sources and data

Market data as of Oct 16, 15:00 UTC; report generated Oct 16, 15:00 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. Bank of England (primary, retrieved Oct 16, 2026, 03:03 PM UTC)
  2. Forexlive (secondary, retrieved Oct 16, 2026, 03:03 PM UTC)
  3. Yahoo (secondary, retrieved Oct 16, 2026, 03:03 PM UTC)
  4. Finnhub (market-data, retrieved Oct 16, 2026, 03:03 PM UTC)
  5. U.S. Treasury and Federal Reserve Board via FRED (primary, retrieved Oct 16, 2026, 03:03 PM UTC)
  6. Federal Reserve (primary, retrieved Oct 16, 2026, 03:03 PM UTC)
  7. U.S. Energy Information Administration via FRED (primary, retrieved Oct 16, 2026, 03:03 PM UTC)
  8. European Central Bank (euro reference rates) (primary, retrieved Oct 16, 2026, 03:03 PM UTC)
  9. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (primary, retrieved Oct 16, 2026, 03:03 PM UTC)

Market data as of Oct 16, 2026, 03:00 PM UTC.

This report was produced by the MarketAlleys Research Desk using automated data processing and language tools, built only from the cited sources and validated by rules described in our methodology. Spot an error? Request a correction.

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