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US Stock Market Today: Wall Street Rallies, Nasdaq Jumps, but S&P 500 Still Faces Worst Quarter Since 2022

US Stock Market Today: Wall Street Rallies, Nasdaq Jumps, but S&P 500 Still Faces Worst Quarter Since 2022

New York, March 31, 2026, 1:07 PM EDT U.S. stocks pushed higher Tuesday after the Wall Street Journal said President Donald Trump was open to ending the military operation in Iran even if the key Strait of Hormuz remained mostly shut to shipping—a route that handles roughly 20% of the world’s oil. The Dow was up 1.2% to 45,764.14 by early afternoon, the S&P 500 gained 1.5% to 6,440.34, and the Nasdaq advanced 2.0% to 21,214.90.
Broadcom vs Oracle vs Marvell: Fresh AI Stock Calls Put Custom Chips in Focus

Broadcom vs Oracle vs Marvell: Fresh AI Stock Calls Put Custom Chips in Focus

NEW YORK, March 30, 2026, 4:10 PM EDT Fresh commentary dropped Monday put Broadcom ahead of both Oracle and Marvell in AI-related stock picks, with investors zeroing in on Broadcom’s custom AI portfolio as a key driver for the next wave of artificial-intelligence spending. In her column for Motley Fool, Adria Cimino made the case for Broadcom over Oracle as the stronger AI growth bet. Another Motley Fool article, also shown on Yahoo Finance, pointed to Broadcom’s heft as a clear advantage compared to Marvell.
Dow Jones Index Today: Dow Jumps 300 Points as Wall Street Tries to Shake Off Correction

Dow Jones Index Today: Dow Jumps 300 Points as Wall Street Tries to Shake Off Correction

On Monday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped over 300 points, recovering a portion of last week’s decline after President Donald Trump announced the U.S. was engaged in “serious discussions” to resolve the dispute with Iran. This uptick landed despite an escalation in fighting over the weekend. The rebound takes on significance after Friday’s rout dragged the Dow down 10% from its Feb. 10 record close, pushing it into correction territory. Brent crude sticking close to $113 a barrel and U.S. crude holding above $101 added to the pressure. Investors sizing up this week’s March payrolls and labor figures are left weighing whether the U.S. economy is ready for another energy jolt.
Marvell Technology Stock Rises as Bigger AI Revenue Bet Draws Wall Street Backing

Marvell Technology Stock Rises as Bigger AI Revenue Bet Draws Wall Street Backing

Shares of Marvell Technology ticked about 0.5% higher Tuesday morning, changing hands at $93.11. Buyers kept showing up for the chipmaker, putting faith in its positive AI data-center demand outlook. Why does it matter? Marvell stands out as a test case for whether spending is finally shifting toward ASICs—their specialty chips built for a single job—and the networking gear gluing together AI servers, instead of just Nvidia’s GPUs. The company highlights that Alphabet, Meta, Microsoft and Amazon are on track to invest north of $630 billion in AI infrastructure this year. Broadcom struck a similar upbeat tone last week. Marvell President and COO Chris Koopmans said demand for its interconnect hardware is “still growing massively.”
Broadcom Stock Back in Focus as $100 Billion AI Bet Sparks Fresh Rally

Broadcom Stock Back in Focus as $100 Billion AI Bet Sparks Fresh Rally

Broadcom drew attention again Tuesday, following a Monday close at $345.75, up 4.6%. The chipmaker stood out among top performers on the Philadelphia semiconductor index. Gains accelerated late, continuing momentum sparked by last week’s optimistic AI forecast. Broadcom’s ambitions are suddenly in sharper focus: last week, the company projected its AI chip revenue could break $100 billion by 2027, pulling it directly into the ring with Nvidia for data-center dominance. According to Melius Research, cited by Reuters, Broadcom already sees about 10 gigawatts worth of AI demand lined up for 2027 from customers like Meta and Anthropic. That’s comparable to the electricity use of over 8 million U.S. homes.
Wall Street Shaken by $100 Oil: Dow Drops, Airlines Slide, Rate-Cut Bets Pushed Out

Wall Street Shaken by $100 Oil: Dow Drops, Airlines Slide, Rate-Cut Bets Pushed Out

Stocks on Wall Street slipped Monday, pressured by spiking oil that put renewed heat on inflation worries and weighed on travel and bank names, while chipmakers rebounded just enough to keep the Nasdaq mostly stable. By 11:58 a.m. EDT, the Dow Jones Industrial Average had shed 398.03 points, or 0.84%, landing at 47,103.52. The S&P 500 slipped 0.44%; the Nasdaq Composite edged down just 0.06%. “With oil prices going up 50% in a matter of weeks — that’s a displacement this market hasn’t seen in years,” said Dennis Dick, founder and market structure analyst at Triple D Trading. https://www.reuters.com/business/wall-st-futures-slump-iran-war-drags-oil-near-120-stokes-inflation-worries-2026-03-09/ Crude stole the spotlight. Brent surged roughly 10% to $102.29 a barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate also jumped about 10%, landing at $100.11. Both contracts had earlier spiked to around $119—the highest since 2022. The sharp climb tracks with escalating U.S.-Israeli tensions involving Iran, rattling traders who now worry about “stagflation,” that unwelcome mix of rising prices and sluggish growth. https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/us-oil-prices-jump-supply-fears-amid-expanding-us-israeli-war-with-iran-2026-03-08/
Microsoft Stock Price Week Ahead: Can MSFT Hold Near $409 as AI Demand Faces a CPI Test?

Microsoft Stock Price Week Ahead: Can MSFT Hold Near $409 as AI Demand Faces a CPI Test?

New York, March 7, 2026, 14:09 EST — Market closed Microsoft shares settled at $408.96 on Friday, ticking down 0.4% after edging lower in the last session. The stock remains close to $409 as the company moves into next week, with investors parsing renewed signals of AI demand while the broader macro picture turned gloomier toward week’s end.
Broadcom Stock Climbs as AI Chip Forecast Tops $100 Billion, Q2 Outlook Beats

Broadcom Stock Climbs as AI Chip Forecast Tops $100 Billion, Q2 Outlook Beats

PALO ALTO, Calif., March 5, 2026, 1:25 PM PST. Broadcom Inc. raised its outlook for AI chip sales on Thursday, projecting the segment to surpass $100 billion in 2027. That bullish forecast pushed shares up roughly 4.8%, ending at $332.65. The chip and software maker also put second-quarter revenue guidance at approximately $22 billion, beating the analyst consensus of $20.56 billion.
Credo Technology Group Holding stock jumps as Broadcom backs copper over optics in AI racks

Credo Technology Group Holding stock jumps as Broadcom backs copper over optics in AI racks

Shares of Credo Technology Group Holding climbed roughly 9% in mid-afternoon U.S. trading Thursday, as Broadcom’s recent remarks on AI data-center wiring gave a boost to copper-connected stocks. At 2:44 p.m. EST, MarketScreener showed Credo at $111.94, up 9.17%. This move recouped some of Tuesday’s drop after earnings. Credo closed March 3 at $97.30, a 14.8% decline, with investors focusing on weaker gross-margin guidance for the ongoing quarter—even though revenue and profit topped expectations.
Corning stock slides after Broadcom warns AI racks will stick with copper longer

Corning stock slides after Broadcom warns AI racks will stick with copper longer

Corning Incorporated dropped roughly 4.4% to $138.43 around 11:40 a.m. ET Thursday. Broadcom gained 5.3%, while Ciena, another optical-networking player, tumbled about 15.2%. On Broadcom’s earnings call, CEO Hock Tan told analysts that customers still favor direct-attached copper for “scale-up” connections within AI racks, adding, “CPOs will come in its time. Not this year, maybe not next year.” The selloff is significant—Corning has turned into a favorite for investors betting on AI data-center expansion, where data transfer speeds can hit the limits of power efficiency. The prevailing market thesis is straightforward: ramped-up AI should drive demand for connectivity gear, and, ultimately, more fiber.
Broadcom earnings week: Baird and Oppenheimer stick with Buy calls as AVGO options heat up

Broadcom earnings week: Baird and Oppenheimer stick with Buy calls as AVGO options heat up

Broadcom is set to deliver its quarterly results this week, and Robert W. Baird is holding on to its Buy rating, keeping the price target at $420, a note cited by a report said. The firm’s stance rests on what it sees as solid demand for Broadcom’s custom chips powering artificial intelligence systems, according to the report. Timing’s the key here. Chip stocks have swung around since Nvidia’s results, and investors are watching for a clearer signal: is the AI buildout still turning into fresh orders and real pricing power for hardware suppliers?
Broadcom stock (AVGO) set for key week after 3D-stacked chip push, earnings next

Broadcom stock (AVGO) set for key week after 3D-stacked chip push, earnings next

NEW YORK, Feb 28, 2026, 10:39 EST — Markets are shut. Broadcom Inc. has set its sights on moving at least 1 million units of its 3D-stacked chip design by 2027, marking out a fresh milestone for tech the firm claims will ramp up AI computing while slashing energy demands. “Now, pretty much all of our customers are adopting this technology,” Harish Bharadwaj, vice president of product marketing, told Reuters. According to Bharadwaj, the 3D-stacked setup fuses two chips to accelerate data transfer and can improve energy efficiency about ten-fold.
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  • ASX Closes Up; Exchange Pays AU$20.5 Million over Disclosure Case
    July 3, 2026, 2:44 AM EDT. The S&P/ASX 200 Index climbed 1.37% to finish at 8,844.30 as traders bet the US Federal Reserve will keep rates steady after soft US jobs data. ASX agreed to a AU$20.5 million penalty to settle misleading disclosure claims on its tech upgrade delays, with approval from Australia's Federal Court. Suncorp Group flagged higher reinsurance costs for FY27 but said its event retention limits remain unchanged. Genesis Minerals booked gold output of 70,767 ounces for the June quarter, on track with its 2026 outlook of 260,000 to 290,000 ounces at costs between AU$2,500 and AU$2,700 per ounce. S&P Global Services PMI ticked up to 50.5, pointing to a small rebound in local business activity.
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