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Happy Friday. This is TheStreet’s Stock Market Today for Jan. 23, 2026. You can follow the latest updates on the market here in our daily live blog.

Update: 9:38 a.m. ET

Opening Bell

The U.S. markets are now opened for the day. Intel’s after hour earnings disappointment appears to be weighing on stocks a little bit today, along with the geopolitical tremors of the week.

Starting off, the Nasdaq (-0.03%) and S&P 500(-0.13%) are leading the way, down by just a few points. (Although, that seems to be turning around already.)

The Dow (-0.56%) is off more than 278 points, while the Russell 2000 (-0.62%) is experiencing a larger pullback.

Here is the S&P 500 this morning, just a few minutes after the open (15 min delayed).

There are some pockets of green in technology, communication services, consumer defensive; and of course, energy stocks seem to be seeing the most success today.

On the flip, financials, real estate, utilities, and materials are looking more red.

The 10Y Treasury is 1 bip lower at 4.241%.

In commodities, continuous contracts for gold (+0.88%) are getting close to a milestone $5,000. Silver contracts (+3.53%) are also on the cusp of a milestone of their own, just shy of $100.

Natural gas (-0.92%) is experiencing its first pullback after nearly doubling in recent days due to anticipation around the Winter Storm sweeping the nation.

This section will be updated shortly with more information.

Update: 9:01 a.m. ET

A.M. Update

Good morning. Here are this morning’s big events:

Earnings Today: SLB, First Citizens, Booz Allen Hamilton

Today’s slate of earnings is relatively light. Here are all the earnings from firms with at least a $1 billion market cap:

Data Today: S&P Global, Michigan Consumer Sentiment

Rounding out the week are two economic reports: the S&P Global Composite and the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment survey results for January. Here is the full slate (updated with the latest data):