Nasdaq says it is experiencing a network disruption at its Carteret facility, leading to intermittent gaps in data across its US equities markets. Multiple outlets report that the issue impacts equity market data feeds, as reflected in Nasdaq’s system status message.
Nasdaq advises clients to use alternative feeds while the problem persists. NDTV reports that Nasdaq recommends using feeds from Chicago as a backup. The disruption is described as affecting data availability rather than changing trading operations, with the timing and resolution not specified beyond the ongoing status update.
Overall coverage focuses on the operational impact to market data transmission, the geographic link to the Carteret site, and the mitigation steps for customers (switching to Chicago feeds). The outlets largely align on the nature of the disruption—intermittent data gaps in US equities feeds—and on Nasdaq’s client guidance.
