City Business TVClosing BellAnchor Dana Shen
Daily Wrap · September 17, 2026 Thursday
Composite falls 3.86% to close at 1,260.25
Good evening, this is Closing Bell. On September 17, 2026 the City Composite fell sharply, closing at 1,260.25, down 50.66 points, or 3.86%.
Among individual names, 11 of the city's 37 listed stocks rose, 26 fell and 0 were unchanged.
Leading the gainers: Liberty Copper (FCOP) +7.66%, Pinkride Mobility (LYFX) +5.15%, Regal Gold Royalties (RGLX) +3.40%. Leading the decliners: Rokku Streaming (ROKO) -12.40%, Milemark Digital (MRAX) -11.54%, Pairup Group (MTCX) -9.62%.
By sector, Materials averaged +5.53% to lead the field, while Internet & Software averaged -7.41% at the bottom.
Turnover across the city came to 3.37B CC on volume of 22.13M shares, across 396,034 trades. The most actively traded name was Tessera Motors (TNLA) at 340.63M CC.
The city-wide headlines today: "A crude supply outage sends the city's oil price sharply higher in one day", "City regulators open antitrust investigations into several platform companies", "Money rotates into defensives as the city's appetite for risk fades". Pipeline maintenance in a fictional oil-producing region is running longer than expected, and fuel costs across the city are rising fast. Upstream Energy benefits, while travel and transport names, where fuel is the main cost line, come under pressure.
Figures from the city's trading system. We'll see you tomorrow, same time.
Index
- Close
- 1,260.25
- Change
- -3.86%
- Prev close
- 1,310.91
- Open
- 1,311.22
- High
- 1,312.60
- Low
- 1,260.25
- Up / Down / Flat
- 11 / 26 / 0
- Turnover
- 3.37B CC
- Volume
- 22.13M shares
Top gainers
| Company | Sector | Close | Change | Turnover |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FCOP Liberty Copper | Materials | 46.62 | +7.66% | 61.47M CC |
| LYFX Pinkride Mobility | Autos & Mobility | 28.35 | +5.15% | 37.87M CC |
| RGLX Regal Gold Royalties | Materials | 293.41 | +3.40% | 17.77M CC |
| HIMX HimWell Health | Healthcare | 53.92 | +3.37% | 42.63M CC |
| GKOX Irisview Medical | Healthcare | 157.32 | +3.09% | 52.64M CC |
Top losers
| Company | Sector | Close | Change | Turnover |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ROKO Rokku Streaming | Internet & Software | 100.65 | -12.40% | 42.26M CC |
| MRAX Milemark Digital | Internet & Software | 33.34 | -11.54% | 20.69M CC |
| MTCX Pairup Group | Internet & Software | 39.54 | -9.62% | 32.61M CC |
| EWBA Coast to Coast Bancorp | Financials | 98.56 | -8.82% | 10.84M CC |
| DYSN Dizzney Entertainment | Internet & Software | 150.78 | -8.74% | 40.99M CC |
Most traded
| Company | Sector | Close | Change | Turnover |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TNLA Tessera Motors | Autos & Mobility | 325.30 | -2.52% | 340.63M CC |
| JYFT Macrohard | Internet & Software | 546.15 | -2.67% | 321.98M CC |
| NVHD Coreforge Graphics | Tech Hardware | 193.91 | -4.82% | 302.16M CC |
| AMZX Amazoom | Internet & Software | 352.16 | -5.51% | 301.35M CC |
| GUGL Goodle Networks | Internet & Software | 253.31 | -6.71% | 291.61M CC |
Sector
| Sector | Listings | Average change | Most volatile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Materials | 2 | +5.53% | Liberty Copper +7.66% |
| Healthcare | 3 | +2.20% | HimWell Health +3.37% |
| Autos & Mobility | 2 | +1.32% | Pinkride Mobility +5.15% |
| Utilities | 2 | +0.90% | NextEon Energy +1.43% |
| Consumer | 4 | +0.54% | Fahrenheit Beverages -3.32% |
| Real Estate | 3 | -2.08% | Grandhall Hospitality -4.86% |
| Energy | 3 | -2.10% | Oil Baron Energy -2.78% |
| Defense & Aerospace | 2 | -3.06% | Nucore Technologies -5.65% |
| Tech Hardware | 3 | -3.23% | Coreforge Graphics -4.82% |
| Financials | 3 | -4.58% | Coast to Coast Bancorp -8.82% |
| Internet & Software | 10 | -7.41% | Rokku Streaming -12.40% |
That day's news
- City-wideA crude supply outage sends the city's oil price sharply higher in one day
Pipeline maintenance in a fictional oil-producing region is running longer than expected, and fuel costs across the city are rising fast. Upstream Energy benefits, while travel and transport names, where fuel is the main cost line, come under pressure.
- City-wideCity regulators open antitrust investigations into several platform companies
Regulators have opened a formal investigation into bundling and data practices at the city's largest platforms. Expectations of fines and business break-ups rise, and smaller merchants gain bargaining power.
- City-wideMoney rotates into defensives as the city's appetite for risk fades
Money in the city is rotating out of high-volatility sectors into defensive assets. Precious metals and Utilities draw inflows, while growth valuations come under pressure.
- FinancialsSeveral Financials companies update fee income composition
A sector-wide move in Financials: The mix of fee and commission income shows no notable change.
- UtilitiesSeveral Utilities companies complete grid resilience upgrades early
A sector-wide move in Utilities: Service stability has improved after upgrades at key nodes.
- FinancialsSeveral Financials companies pick up more compliance remediation items
A sector-wide move in Financials: Routine inspections raised several process remediation requirements.
- Internet & SoftwareSeveral Internet & Software companies see usage dip after new releases
A sector-wide move in Internet & Software: Some users are responding poorly to the redesigned workflows.
- EnergySeveral Energy companies see long-term contract signings slow
A sector-wide move in Energy: Pricing disagreements have delayed some long-term contract signings.
- Internet & SoftwareSeveral Internet & Software companies beat interim subscription renewal targets
A sector-wide move in Internet & Software: Large-account renewals and seat expansions are improving at the same time.
- Tech HardwareSeveral Tech Hardware companies ramp new production lines slower than planned
A sector-wide move in Tech Hardware: Yield swings during commissioning have pushed back full-capacity output.
- Tech HardwareSeveral Tech Hardware companies book compute orders beyond plan
A sector-wide move in Tech Hardware: Order conversion and delivery schedules are running ahead of internal plans.
- Autos & MobilitySeveral Autos & Mobility companies expand charging networks faster than planned
A sector-wide move in Autos & Mobility: New stations and per-station utilization rose together.
- Autos & MobilitySeveral Autos & Mobility companies update their delivery cadence
A sector-wide move in Autos & Mobility: Output and deliveries are broadly in line with plan.
- MaterialsSeveral Materials companies see processing fees recover to reasonable levels
A sector-wide move in Materials: A better supply-demand balance lifted pricing at the processing stage.
- Internet & SoftwareSeveral Internet & Software companies run ad load rates below expectations
A sector-wide move in Internet & Software: Ad load density was reduced to protect the user experience.
- Internet & SoftwareSeveral Internet & Software companies post record open API call volumes
A sector-wide move in Internet & Software: The number of third-party developers integrating keeps rising.
- Internet & SoftwareSeveral Internet & Software companies see open API call growth slow
A sector-wide move in Internet & Software: Some developers are migrating to in-house solutions.
- TWLYTiltcloud Communications: Net customer retention ahead of plan
Tiltcloud Communications reports on net customer retention: Architecture optimization has lowered the resource cost per request. Current business focus: Cloud messaging, voice, email, customer-data and contact-center services for businesses.
- XONMOil Baron Energy: Oil and gas output under short-term pressure
Oil Baron Energy reports on oil and gas output: An unplanned shutdown weighed on output for the period. Current business focus: Oil and gas exploration and production, refining, chemicals, LNG and low-carbon projects.
- EWBACoast to Coast Bancorp: Cross-border settlement revenue under short-term pressure
Coast to Coast Bancorp reports on cross-border settlement revenue: Overdue rates have edged up in some industry exposures. Current business focus: Deposits, loans, cross-border settlement, wealth management and commercial banking for individuals and businesses.
- CPBXCampfield Foods: Ingredient and packaging costs ahead of plan
Campfield Foods reports on ingredient and packaging costs: Foot traffic, repeat purchases and basket size all improved. Current business focus: Soups, snacks, ready meals and household foods, sold through retail channels and a portfolio of brands.
- LYFXPinkride Mobility: Ride volume ahead of plan
Pinkride Mobility reports on ride volume: The new dispatch model cut waiting and empty-run time. Current business focus: Ride-hailing, shared mobility, corporate commuting and a driver services platform.
- LLYXSlimly Pharma: Regulatory approval progress under short-term pressure
Slimly Pharma reports on regulatory approval progress: Some metrics need additional samples and validation cycles. Current business focus: Develops and sells novel medicines for metabolic disease, oncology, immunology and neuroscience.