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US Stock Futures Climb After Holiday, Wall Street Eyes AI Chips and Iran Talks

US Stock Futures Climb After Holiday, Wall Street Eyes AI Chips and Iran Talks

U.S. stock futures traded higher Tuesday as markets reopened after Memorial Day, with chip stocks up and investors watching talks aimed at calming the Middle East conflict that has fueled oil prices and inflation concerns. Stocks are pulling back after a big surge. The Dow set a record close on Friday and the S&P 500 gained for the eighth week in a row, lifted by AI demand and an earnings season that beat worries.
Why AMD stock is down: hot U.S. wholesale inflation and Nvidia slump weigh on Advanced Micro Devices

AMD Nears High as AI Boom Faces Another Test

AMD stock traded close to its 52-week high heading into Tuesday’s U.S. market open, as investors look at a possible Taiwan supply expansion to see if strong AI demand will show up in actual shipments. Shares finished at $467.51 on Friday, rising 3.99%, with markets shut Monday for Memorial Day. That’s in focus since AMD’s trade has left the basic “AI demand is strong” story behind. Traders want to know if AMD can secure enough CPUs, the core server chips needed for general computing, and if it can get enough high-end packaging — which stitches together multiple parts into fast systems.
Intel Stock Soars on Apple Chip Deal Report — BofA Says Wall Street May Be Moving Too Fast

Intel draws attention after turbulent week as traders pause for holiday

Intel shares enter the holiday-shortened week with less noise than last month. U.S. markets close Monday. Some investors now want to know if the AI push will be enough for the rally to continue after the stock’s fast climb. Markets were closed May 25 for Memorial Day, according to the 2026 holiday schedules from Nasdaq and NYSE. Trading is set to start again Tuesday. Intel’s last official close is still Friday’s price.
25 May 2026
Intel Shares Jump 10% Over Holiday Week With Eyes on Tuesday’s Session

Intel Shares Jump 10% Over Holiday Week With Eyes on Tuesday’s Session

Intel shares are heading into a long U.S. market break after jumping last week. The stock finished Friday at $119.84, up 1.13% for the day and about 10% above the prior Friday’s close. Last week saw a rough start Monday, a big 7.36% surge midweek, and a moderate bump on Friday. Timing is key. Intel trades on Nasdaq, which is closed Monday for Memorial Day and does not open over the weekend. That leaves Tuesday’s open as the next regular U.S. session for pricing new chip news or any risk shifts. Nasdaq regular session is 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern.
24 May 2026
Intel Earnings Preview: AI Server-Chip Shortages Put Turnaround to the Test

Intel Stock Back Near $119 as Traders Position Ahead of Bell

Intel shares looked ready for another active day Friday as traders went back into semiconductor stocks. U.S. futures ticked higher and chip names found some ground after recent swings. Reuters said Intel, AMD, Marvell and Broadcom rose between 0.9% and 3.2% ahead of the bell. Nasdaq 100 futures added 0.5%. Intel shares closed at $118.50 on Thursday, finishing a choppy session, according to Yahoo Finance. That was down from $118.96 Wednesday. Barron’s said Intel jumped 7.4% Wednesday, snapping a five-day losing streak and stretching a rebound.
22 May 2026
Intel stock rebounds as chip optimism builds on Wall Street

Intel stock rebounds as chip optimism builds on Wall Street

Intel shares jumped 7.4% to $118.96 in recent trading, pulling higher with other chip stocks as investors moved back into artificial-intelligence names around Nvidia’s results. That values Intel at roughly $604.7 billion. Intel’s rally now has more riding on it than just a turnaround. It’s looking more and more like it depends on whether Wall Street thinks CPUs—the main chips for servers and PCs—will get a boost as AI workloads start moving from training models to actually using them.
AMD Shares Jump as Market Moves on AI Server Demand

AMD Shares Jump as Market Moves on AI Server Demand

Advanced Micro Devices shares were up in heavy afternoon trade in New York Wednesday. The stock bounced back with other chip names as investors shrugged off Tuesday’s pullback and turned their attention back to AI server demand. AMD traded at $444.24, up $30.19, or roughly 7.3%, from Tuesday’s close after reaching an intraday high of $448.72. Around 23.5 million shares changed hands.
Stocks Climb Ahead of Nvidia Earnings as Wall Street Waits

Stocks Climb Ahead of Nvidia Earnings as Wall Street Waits

Chip stocks pulled U.S. indexes higher early Wednesday ahead of Nvidia's report after the close, while easing oil and bond moves helped sentiment. The S&P 500 was up 0.18% at 7,366.51, the Nasdaq Composite climbed 0.45% to 25,988.36 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average added 0.42% to 49,573.21, LSEG data showed, as reported by Reuters. Investors are looking to extend the AI trade, even as the bond market resists. The 10-year Treasury yield dropped 0.034 point to 4.635% Wednesday, pulling back after a recent jump, according to Reuters data.
Dow Up 200 Points Ahead of Nvidia Report

Dow Up 200 Points Ahead of Nvidia Report

Dow Jones up 209 points to 49,573 in late-morning trading Wednesday, as blue chips tracked a wider U.S. stock rebound. The Nasdaq Composite rose 0.45% and the S&P 500 was up 0.18%. Numbers are from delayed LSEG data via Reuters. Stocks moved after a shaky Tuesday session where major Wall Street indexes dropped. Treasury yields rose as investors watched inflation risks again, with oil prices high and the U.S.-Iran conflict in focus. Michael James at Rosenblatt Securities said, “nothing constructive” had happened with the ceasefire, and market nerves were getting worse.
Why Intel Stock Is Down Today: AMD, Arm and a Hot Chip Rally Put INTC on the Back Foot

Intel draws $150 target in AI drive, Wall Street says

Intel shares broke a five-day losing streak Tuesday, rising 2.43% to close at $110.80. The move came as analysts lifted price targets and focus shifted back to Intel's AI server push instead of the company’s turnaround problems. Shares traded between $102.40 and $113.07. Intel is on the radar again with bulls piling into what's become a crowded comeback trade. The stock fell each session from May 12 to May 18, after finishing at $129.44 on May 11. That was right after shares touched a 52-week high at $132.75.
Intel Stock Bounces as Wall Street Rethinks AI Narrative

Intel Stock Bounces as Wall Street Rethinks AI Narrative

Intel shares climbed 3.3% to $111.69 Tuesday afternoon, bouncing after five down sessions. Some bullish analyst notes came out even as the Nasdaq was lower. The stock moved between $102.43 and $112.59, and volume topped 112 million shares. Intel’s stock is tracking a key market debate: is AI demand spreading from graphics chips to central processing units, or CPUs? Shares dropped 16% in five sessions after a big 2026 rally, then bounced Tuesday, Barron’s said.
Intel Shares Edge Up as AI Chip Trade Runs Into Hurdles

Intel Shares Edge Up as AI Chip Trade Runs Into Hurdles

Intel stock picked up some ground in early New York trading Monday after chip names tumbled last week. Traders looked at fresh analyst targets, remarks from President Donald Trump on the government holding, and more arguments about how much is left in the AI trade. The stock was last at $109.10, up 0.3%, after trading between $106.81 and $115.20. The iShares Semiconductor ETF slid 0.9%. Nvidia eased 0.2%. Advanced Micro Devices was unchanged.
Wall Street looks at key tests as Nvidia, Walmart, Fed updates expected

Wall Street looks at key tests as Nvidia, Walmart, Fed updates expected

Stocks in the U.S. close out the week with Wall Street watching Nvidia’s earnings, retail results, and a fresh bond market move that put inflation back in focus. The S&P 500 dropped 1.2% Friday to finish at 7,408.50 but still inched up 0.1% for the week. The Dow shed 0.2% for the week, while the Nasdaq eased 0.1%, AP reported. The market’s recent run is getting pulled in two directions. Optimism around artificial intelligence—computer programs handling jobs that used to need people—is lifting some stocks. But the economy’s strength is hitting up against higher oil and yields. On Friday, Reuters said global equities dropped as bond yields shot up, with the 10-year Treasury at 4.597% and the 30-year at 5.122%. One basis point equals one-hundredth of a percentage point.
Intel’s AI Stock Surge Stalls Out

Intel’s AI Stock Surge Stalls Out

Intel shares stayed weak entering the new week, after a big drop on Friday. Investors scaled back bets on chipmakers, which had rallied on optimism that artificial intelligence demand would drive up sales for CPUs, the core chips used in computers and servers. Nasdaq’s cash market doesn’t open on Sunday. Regular trading is Monday through Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern. Extended hours tend to see thinner trading, so prices can move more as buyers and sellers are fewer.
Intel Shares Drop 13% for the Week With Eyes on Monday

Intel Shares Drop 13% for the Week With Eyes on Monday

Intel shares finished the week deep in the red after a volatile stretch. Friday’s drop left investors deciding if this was just profit-taking after a sharp rally, or if it signaled trouble for the turnaround crowd. Intel shares finished Friday at $108.77, down from $129.44 at the May 11 close and off for three straight sessions heading into the weekend. Since the May 8 close, the stock dropped about 12.9%. The big themes are still there—AI demand, talk of a possible Apple manufacturing deal, and CEO Lip-Bu Tan working to turn Intel into a foundry, producing chips for others.
Stocks take a breather after oil spike, Nvidia in focus

Stocks take a breather after oil spike, Nvidia in focus

Stocks slipped from record highs Friday, with higher oil prices and Treasury yields cooling Wall Street’s recent AI-driven run. Investors are heading into next week with a less favorable backdrop. Stocks slipped, but recent gains stuck. The S&P 500 edged up 0.1% this week, its seventh straight weekly win. The Dow fell 0.2%. The Nasdaq dropped 0.1%. Small-caps lagged as the Russell 2000 shed 2.4%, showing more trouble for stocks outside large tech.
Dow drops 406 points as oil spike stirs rate worries

Dow drops 406 points as oil spike stirs rate worries

Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 406.40 points Friday, sliding back under 50,000 as oil prices and higher bond yields weighed on stocks. The S&P 500 gave up 50.23 points to end at 7,451.01. Nasdaq Composite finished down 195.89 points at 26,439.34. Stocks turned after the Dow closed above 50,000 for the first time since February and both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit new record closes. The AI rally and strong earnings hit resistance as energy prices climbed, yields moved up, and the Fed’s path looked less supportive.
Stock Market Today: Nasdaq Slides as Oil Shock Sends Treasury Yields Higher, Hitting AI Rally

Stock Market Today: Nasdaq Slides as Oil Shock Sends Treasury Yields Higher, Hitting AI Rally

Stocks slipped on Friday, with the Nasdaq under the most pressure as surging oil and higher Treasury yields threatened the AI-fueled surge from earlier this week. By late morning, the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 0.82% to 49,652.90, the S&P 500 retreated 0.80% to 7,441.37, and the Nasdaq Composite tumbled 1.25% to 26,303.15. The pullback stands out this time—routine profit-taking doesn’t quite explain it. Yields on longer-dated Treasuries shot up to year highs, pushing the 10-year benchmark to 4.568%. That’s a fresh squeeze on borrowing costs and spells trouble for growth stocks relying on projected earnings.
Dow Jones Live: Dow Slides as Yield Shock Hits Wall Street’s AI Rally

Dow Jones Live: Dow Slides as Yield Shock Hits Wall Street’s AI Rally

Friday saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average retreat below 50,000, pressured by higher Treasury yields and renewed concerns over inflation tied to oil prices. This pullback followed fresh highs reached by both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq earlier this week. The Dow dropped roughly 0.8% to 49,658.26, with the S&P 500 falling 0.84% and the Nasdaq Composite retreating 1.16%, according to LSEG figures published on Reuters’ markets page. Over in bonds, the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield edged up to around 4.56%. Brent crude hovered close to $109 per barrel.
Why Intel Stock Is Down Today: AMD, Arm and a Hot Chip Rally Put INTC on the Back Foot

Why Intel Stock Is Down Today: AMD, Arm and a Hot Chip Rally Put INTC on the Back Foot

Intel tumbled 6.5% to $108.45 just after trading began in New York on Friday, deepening its slide after three days in the red and tightening the squeeze on one of the year’s standout chip plays. The stock wrapped up Thursday at $115.93, down 3.6%. Early numbers Friday had it bottoming out at $108.24, according to market data. No single headline drove the move. Instead, a mix of factors weighed: investors locking in profits following a sharp rally, renewed worries about Intel’s server-chip position, and semiconductor stocks in general losing steam after months of AI-fueled advances.
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    July 3, 2026, 7:26 AM EDT. Johnson Matthey PLC said it got the green light from China's State Administration for Market Regulation to sell its Catalyst Technologies unit to Honeywell International Inc. The company said this clears all conditions for the sale, which should wrap up by the end of August 2026. Johnson Matthey is pushing ahead with its divestment as planned. The Honeywell deal follows earlier announcements, with the timeline unchanged. Johnson Matthey said it expects the deal to shift its portfolio in late Q3 2026.
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