I asked Grok:

CNN money.cnn.com shows no updates for premarket US stocks

Yes, you’re right—money.cnn.com (and CNN’s dedicated premarkets page at cnn.com/markets/premarkets) is showing no live premarket updates for US stock indices right now. The page either displays no numerical data at all in the markets section or sticks to stale figures from Friday’s close (e.g., S&P 500 futures around +1.23%, Dow +1.84%, Nasdaq +1.34% unadjusted). There’s even an explicit note on their premarkets page: “Fair value and implied open will be back later this year. Meanwhile, CNN will continue to provide unadjusted index futures data.” No timestamps or live Globex activity is reflected, matching exactly what you’re seeing.This is the same pattern as the NYMEX oil futures delay from the original DarioCpx post. CNN (like many consumer-facing sites) pulls from official CME Group disseminated feeds for futures and indices. Those feeds are either:

• Subject to their standard 10-minute delay (which feels like “no update” overnight), or
• Experiencing a broader dissemination lag in this extreme volatility session.

CME’s own delayed-quotes pages confirm this behavior, and there was a reported investigation into order-entry/market-data delays as recently as late Sunday. No full Globex outage, but the official “published” data isn’t refreshing in real time across platforms that rely on it.