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BLUFStocks Snap Back: Broad Rally Lifts C, S and I Funds

Covers the market close on Monday, November 9, 2026 · sent 5:24 AM ET

U.S. stocks staged their best day in months on Monday, bouncing back from last week's AI-driven selloff as oil prices dropped and nearly every sector gained. The rebound was broad, with more than five stocks rising for every one that fell, which lifted the C, S and I Funds and gave the L Funds a solid day. The G and F Funds stayed mostly flat, as expected for a quieter corner of the market.

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