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US equities opened higher as investors returned to semiconductor and AI-linked names after a sharp pullback in recent sessions. The recovery in the Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500 offered relief to technology investors, with sentiment also supported by gains in CoreWeave and renewed speculation around Tesla and SpaceX-related corporate moves.
Wall Street opened the week on a cautious footing as renewed Middle East tensions lifted crude oil above the $100 mark, reviving inflation concerns and clouding the outlook for interest rates. The Dow Jones Industrial Average and Nasdaq Composite both drifted lower as investors balanced geopolitical risk against the prospect of tighter financial conditions.
Wall Street is entering Wednesday’s Personal Consumption Expenditures report with caution, as the Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge is expected to shape the near-term path for interest rates and risk assets. Futures were little changed ahead of the release, reflecting a market that is waiting for confirmation on whether price pressures are cooling enough to support eventual policy easing.
Wall Street’s third-quarter earnings season opened with major U.S. banks in focus, putting interest rates, lending demand and deal activity under the microscope. At the same time, Nasdaq futures weakened, underscoring investor caution as markets weigh whether corporate results can justify elevated valuations and a still-uncertain policy backdrop.
US equities ended mixed as a sharp rise in oil prices weighed on technology shares and revived inflation concerns ahead of a pivotal week of bank earnings and key economic data. The Nasdaq Composite closed lower, while energy stocks outperformed and investors reassessed the outlook for rates, margins and consumer demand.
U.S. stocks finished higher on Friday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 recovering ground as investors looked past Thursday’s tech-led pullback. The Nasdaq Composite also advanced, extending its weekly winning streak to four as easing oil prices and fading concerns about an artificial intelligence bubble helped stabilize sentiment.
Global markets opened the session under pressure after a fresh tanker attack revived concerns about shipping security and the resilience of energy supply routes. Oil prices moved higher on the renewed geopolitical risk, while the Nasdaq edged lower as investors rotated away from growth-sensitive technology shares and reassessed the inflation and rate outlook.
U.S. stocks opened the session under pressure as the Nasdaq Composite fell about 1%, with investors pulling back from the artificial intelligence trade after reports that OpenAI’s annualized revenue was materially below earlier expectations. The move rippled through megacap technology shares and broader risk assets, underscoring how heavily market sentiment has become tied to the pace of AI monetization. The setback added to a fragile tone across global markets, where investors are also weighing higher oil prices, bond-market weakness and renewed questions about whether the AI boom can justify stretched valuations.
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