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S&P Futures Climb as Oil Retreats Ahead of Key U.S. Inflation Data; Oracle Jumps After Earnings
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· September 11, 2026
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Key points com, which reported on the climb in S&P Futures and the retreat in oil prices. S&P Futures have climbed as oil prices retreated.
S&P Futures have climbed as oil prices retreated. This movement comes ahead of key US inflation data.
Further information on this development is available from Barchart.com, which reported on the climb in S&P Futures and the retreat in oil prices.
Oracle's stock has also jumped following the release of its earnings report, according to Barchart.com. Details on these market movements can be found on the Barchart.com website.
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