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NASDAQ:INTC 3 June 2026 - 11 June 2026

S&P 500, Nasdaq, Dow edge higher as chip names catch a bid

S&P 500, Nasdaq, Dow edge higher as chip names catch a bid

U.S. stocks climbed Thursday morning as buyers moved back into big tech and chip names. Investors continued to track inflation numbers, Middle East tension, and the Fed’s direction. According to delayed LSEG figures via Reuters, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.68% to 50,258.33, the Nasdaq Composite added 0.61% to 25,323.80 and the S&P 500 was up 0.51% at 7,304.00. Quotes lag at least 15 minutes. The partial bounce followed a rough session Wednesday. S&P 500 slipped 1.6% to 7,266.99, Dow slid 953.33 points, or 1.9%, to 49,918.78, and Nasdaq shed 2% to 25,169.50, according to AP market data. AP said artificial-intelligence stocks were under new pressure and oil prices climbed after President Donald Trump threatened more attacks on Iran.
Intel rises after BofA upgrade boosts hopes for foundry business

Intel rises after BofA upgrade boosts hopes for foundry business

Intel shares pushed higher Thursday after Bank of America upgraded the stock from Underperform to Buy and raised its price target to $135 from $96. The call follows a selloff in tech names on Wednesday. BofA cited higher confidence in Intel’s server CPU unit and its foundry push, which involves making chips for outside firms. Intel’s shift comes after the chipmaker struggled in the last session. Shares ended Wednesday at $107.04, down 0.82%. Tech stocks had slumped into correction, with chip stocks under pressure. On Thursday morning, Reuters said Nvidia, Intel and Micron rose in premarket trading as some investors bought the dip in tech.
Intel Drops as Chip Selloff Hits Shares Despite Google AI Bid Hopes

Intel Drops as Chip Selloff Hits Shares Despite Google AI Bid Hopes

Intel shares slipped Wednesday, with the stock pulled in different directions by a reported Google order and selling in AI chip names. The Google deal could back Intel’s foundry move, but the broader selloff in AI-tied semi stocks weighed. Intel last traded at $107.04, off $0.88, after a volatile day. The drop was small against the wider hit to chips. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index sank 3.6% Wednesday, led lower by Nvidia and Broadcom. According to Reuters, investors booked gains in tech and raised flags on high valuations, inflation, and U.S.-Iran worries.
Intel Shares Face Early Test After Google-Driven Spike

Intel Shares Face Early Test After Google-Driven Spike

Intel shares slipped Tuesday, pulling back after a rally tied to Google news. Investors weighed the latest drop in tech stocks with a possible big win for Intel’s contract chip unit. The shares settled at $107.92, dropping 2.13%. They moved between $114.00 on the high end and $99.46 on the low. On the previous day, the stock had surged 11.19%, so across both sessions, the price remains up almost 9%.
Intel Stock’s Google-Fueled Rally Just Hit a Wall as AI Chip Bets Face a Reality Check

Intel Stock’s Google-Fueled Rally Just Hit a Wall as AI Chip Bets Face a Reality Check

Intel shares fell 4.6% to $105.25 in late Tuesday trading, giving back part of Monday’s Google-fueled rally as investors took profits and chip stocks sold off again. The stock opened at $112.59, touched $113.96, then sank as low as $99.47, showing how fast traders were repricing the turnaround story. The move matters now because Intel’s rally has become a referendum on whether Chief Executive Lip-Bu Tan can turn Intel Foundry into a real contract chipmaker — a business that makes chips designed by outside customers. Monday’s jump followed a Reuters report citing The Information that Alphabet’s Google placed an order with Intel to make more than 3 million tensor processing units, AI chips built for machine-learning work, in 2028; Jacob Bourne, technology analyst at eMarketer, called the news “evidence that AI’s biggest players are racing to diversify” a supply chain still concentrated around TSMC.
Dow climbs in New York, but gains may stall

Dow climbs in New York, but gains may stall

U.S. stocks climbed Tuesday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average added 154.87 points, or 0.30%, to close at 50,940.88. Tech names bounced and traders cited lower Middle East tensions. The S&P 500 was up 0.22%. The Nasdaq Composite edged down 0.03%. Numbers are from LSEG, via Reuters, and are delayed at least 15 minutes. The Dow is trying to stay positive after last week’s tech selloff rattled a market that had been driven by AI demand. The regular New York session was underway; the NYSE core hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Eastern. The next holiday for U.S. equity markets is Juneteenth on June 19.
U.S. Stocks Hit Records This Week — Why the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Rally Survived the Oil Shock

Dow Up While Nasdaq Dips; AI Rally Meets Inflation Data

Dow, S&P 500 edge up, Nasdaq slips in midday trade U.S. stocks were mixed late Tuesday morning. The Dow and S&P 500 held small gains, while the Nasdaq slipped after a rebound in artificial-intelligence shares and ahead of another inflation readout this week. Delayed LSEG data from Reuters showed the S&P 500 up 0.22% at 7,421.81, the Dow up 0.30% at 50,940.88, and the Nasdaq down 0.03% at 25,921.29. Wall Street is looking to recover after tech stocks dropped hard late last week. Now investors are waiting for May’s Consumer Price Index from the Labor Department, expected at 8:30 a.m. EDT Wednesday.
Intel Jumps After Google AI Chip Story, Bigger Test Ahead

Intel Jumps After Google AI Chip Story, Bigger Test Ahead

Intel looked set for more attention ahead of Tuesday’s regular session after the stock surged on talk that Alphabet’s Google placed an order for over 3 million tensor processing units—its own AI chips—from Intel for 2028 delivery. Last trade had Intel at $110.27, up $11.04, based on market data. This is a big test for Intel’s turnaround plan to become a top contract chipmaker. Reuters said Nvidia is weighing Intel tech for a processor that links four graphics chips, but Nvidia has not ordered any.
Chip Rally Breaks as Nasdaq Faces Tight Labor Market

Nasdaq rises after hours as chips recover

Most U.S. stocks finished up on Monday, with little change in post-market trading. Chip stocks rallied, helping the Nasdaq recover some of its losses from Friday, while the Dow lagged. The Nasdaq Composite jumped 220.23 points, or 0.86%, to 25,929.66. The S&P 500 gained 21.99 points, up 0.30% at 7,405.73. But the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 80.77 points, a drop of 0.16% to 50,786.01. The Philadelphia SE Semiconductor Index climbed 5.6%. S&P 500 tech shares rose 1.5%.
Wall Street Volatility Index Jumps as Chip Stocks Swing

Wall Street Volatility Index Jumps as Chip Stocks Swing

Wall Street’s main volatility index dropped on Monday, with chip stocks rebounding after falling hard in the previous session. The move came as traders returned to the sector following a quick selloff that shook a market set up for nearly flawless trading. VIX dropped 12.04% to 18.92 late Monday, according to Cboe. The gauge, tracking S&P 500 volatility for the coming month through options prices, had finished at 21.51 Friday and started the session at 20.29.
Dow Jones gains with chip stocks ahead of inflation data

Dow Jones gains with chip stocks ahead of inflation data

Dow Jones bounces back above 51,000 as chip stocks rebound The Dow Jones Industrial Average traded up 244 points, or 0.48%, to 51,110.80 in early Monday trading. The move comes after a sharp fall Friday, with chip makers lifting the index. The S&P 500 advanced 1.09% and the Nasdaq Composite gained 1.72%. Bounce matters as traders weigh if Friday’s drop was just a quick reset or signals a tougher pullback after the AI rally. Nasdaq, with heavier tech weighting than the Dow, led the rebound. The Dow’s smaller move stayed closer to its usual industrials, banks, healthcare, and consumer stocks.
Wall Street’s Chip Rebound Lifts Nasdaq — Inflation Test Comes Next

Wall Street’s Chip Rebound Lifts Nasdaq — Inflation Test Comes Next

Wall Street advanced in Monday morning trading, led by a rebound in chip and other technology shares, as investors moved back into the artificial intelligence trade after Friday’s sharp break in momentum. The Nasdaq Composite was up 1.43%, the S&P 500 rose 0.87% to 7,448.31 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 0.22%, Reuters market data from LSEG showed. The move matters because one of the year’s main market engines — demand for AI chips and computing power — had begun to look less certain. Monday’s bounce suggested investors were not ready to abandon the trade, even as they watched rates, oil and earnings risk more closely.
Intel’s AI Stock Run Stalls; Monday Premarket Move Fails to Settle It

Intel’s AI Stock Run Stalls; Monday Premarket Move Fails to Settle It

Intel shares traded higher in pre-market hours Monday, with the stock showing some recovery after Friday's slide took it under $100. Google Finance had Intel at $100.74 ahead of the open, up 1.6% from its Friday close of $99.17. The main Nasdaq session was still ahead, opening at 9:30 a.m. Eastern; pre-market runs from 4 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Intel's move is in focus as the stock isn't just seen as a PC-chip play anymore. Reuters said last week that Intel and Advanced Micro Devices have both surged more than 160% since the market hit its low in March. The rally is part of a run in chip stocks that lifted the S&P 500 technology sector to a new high for its share of the benchmark index’s market cap.
8 June 2026
Intel Shares Sink After Heavy Drop—What’s Ahead for INTC Stock

Intel Shares Sink After Heavy Drop—What’s Ahead for INTC Stock

Intel heads into the week with shares last at $99.17, off $12.76, or 11.4%. Volume came in at roughly 145.2 million shares, putting the chip giant’s market value around $504 billion. With U.S. cash markets closed over the weekend, Friday’s finish stands as the latest price for Intel. Stocks dropped broadly on Friday, not just in one name. The Nasdaq Composite closed down 4.18%, with the S&P 500 off 2.64%. May jobs data came in stronger than expected, and investors worried that might keep the Federal Reserve hawkish on interest rates, with rate hikes or no cuts to fight inflation.
Intel shares hit as AI chip slump wipes out $1.3 trillion

Intel shares hit as AI chip slump wipes out $1.3 trillion

Intel shares slumped Friday, with chip stocks broadly lower as investors sold off the sector. A new AI deal with Foxconn got little attention amid the steepest chip decline since early pandemic selling. The stock last changed hands at $99.17, off roughly 11.4% from its prior close. Shares swung between $96.81 and $109.28 today, a big range as buyers pulled back from what had been a popular chip name this year.
6 June 2026
SOXL Up 433% This Year But Stalls as Chip Stocks Drop

SOXL Up 433% This Year But Stalls as Chip Stocks Drop

Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3X Shares dropped 14.6% to $224.36 Friday morning, snapping a strong run for the leveraged chip ETF this year. The unleveraged funds also moved lower—iShares Semiconductor ETF slid 4.9%, VanEck Semiconductor ETF gave up 4.6%. The bearish 3x Direxion Semiconductor ETF gained about 14.8%. SOXL grabbing attention now as it was seen as a go-to play for risk-on bets in AI chips. Direxion numbers showed SOXL up 433.76% for the year and 1,291.60% over twelve months through June 4, before losses on Friday pushed traders to rethink the leverage moves.
Intel Lands AI Deal But Investors Stay Bearish

Intel Lands AI Deal But Investors Stay Bearish

Intel shares dipped ahead of the U.S. open Friday. The company announced a new AI partnership with Foxconn, but that didn’t stop chip stocks from feeling pressure after Broadcom’s outlook weighed on the sector. Intel was last at $111.78, off 0.8%. Broadcom and AMD were also in the red early. Nasdaq futures dropped 1.2% and S&P 500 futures slid 0.6% as selling in AI names extended into a second day. The pressure came ahead of U.S. nonfarm payrolls later Friday. Investors are starting to look harder at the price of the AI trade, not just buying the story. Saxo’s Charu Chanana said, “AI demand has not disappeared,” but she added that expectations had become very high.
Intel Shares Drop Even as Tech Climbs—AI Trade Not Enough

Intel Shares Dip Premarket Despite Foxconn AI Deal

Intel stock slipped in early premarket hours Thursday, down 3.71% at $108.53, off $4.18, according to premarket data. The company announced a new AI infrastructure deal with Foxconn but the news did little to boost shares as chip stocks slid after Broadcom’s results. Intel’s 2026 rally is tied to expectations that CPUs, which power PCs and servers, could make a comeback as more AI tasks shift from model training to deployment. Now, that story is running into a market that is offering less slack.
Intel shares snap losing streak as Wall Street eyes CPU rebound

Intel shares snap losing streak as Wall Street eyes CPU rebound

Intel stock climbed 4.43% to finish at $112.71 on Wednesday, snapping its five-day slide as traders reacted to new AI plans pitched at Computex in Taiwan. The shares were coming off a 13% drop over the losing streak and were still down 22% from their May 11 close before bouncing, according to Barron’s. Intel is trying to show that CPUs can still play a bigger role in AI, even after two years where GPUs got most of the market’s attention. The company said at Computex it will launch Xeon 6+ processors and rack-scale AI hardware aimed at inference, the part of AI where a trained model gives answers.
U.S. Stocks Pull Back as Oil Prices Weigh, Fed Concerns Simmer

U.S. Stocks Pull Back as Oil Prices Weigh, Fed Concerns Simmer

NEW YORK, June 3, 2026, 4:03 p.m. EDT Stocks pulled back from record levels on Wednesday, with the market closing lower after renewed U.S.-Iran fighting sent oil prices up and raised fresh concerns about stubborn inflation. According to preliminary figures, the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 581.84 points, or 1.13%, to 50,725.95. The S&P 500 slid 54.11 points, or 0.74%, to 7,555.67, while the Nasdaq Composite fell 230.97 points, or 0.85%, to 26,862.93.
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    July 3, 2026, 3:20 AM EDT. Sensex shot up 546 points to 78,048 while Nifty added 174 points to 24,347 on Friday, lifted by strong moves in HCL Tech and TCS. Softer US jobs data lowered odds of near-term Fed rate hikes, and cheaper crude prices supported the mood. Most Asian markets traded higher. US benchmarks were mixed. Some experts pointed to easing US-Iran tensions and lighter foreign institutional outflows. The run has traders watching whether economic strength will keep gains going.
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