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US Stock Market Today: Nasdaq Futures Slide as Oil Shock and Treasury Yields Hit Wall Street

US Stock Market Today: Nasdaq Futures Slide as Oil Shock and Treasury Yields Hit Wall Street

U.S. stock futures tumbled ahead of Friday’s opening bell. Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500 contracts both slid over 1%, as rising Treasury yields and stronger oil prices threatened Wall Street’s run of records. By 5:38 a.m. ET, Dow E-minis were off 330 points, or 0.66%. S&P 500 E-minis shed 1.07%, with Nasdaq 100 E-minis down 1.56%. In premarket moves, Applied Materials fell, airlines were weaker, but Dexcom traded higher.
US Stock Market Today After Hours: Why the Dow Reclaimed 50,000 as AI Stocks Drove Wall Street Higher

US Stock Market Today After Hours: Why the Dow Reclaimed 50,000 as AI Stocks Drove Wall Street Higher

Late Thursday, U.S. stocks hovered close to record levels. The artificial-intelligence surge had already sent the S&P 500 and Nasdaq to new closing highs, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average reclaimed 50,000. In after-hours action, the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust, Invesco QQQ Trust, and SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF all kept their session gains—a signal that momentum stuck around past the bell.
US Stock Market Today: Dow Retakes 50,000 as AI Rally Sends S&P 500, Nasdaq to Records

US Stock Market Today: Dow Retakes 50,000 as AI Rally Sends S&P 500, Nasdaq to Records

U.S. stocks climbed in after-hours trade Thursday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average reclaimed the 50,000 mark, while both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq notched new records. A pop in Cisco fueled renewed appetite for artificial intelligence names. Reuters pointed to tech shares as the main driver, with Cisco, Nvidia, and Cerebras drawing focus for their ties to AI spending.
Dow Jones Today: Dow Closes Back Above 50,000 as Cisco’s AI Rally Reshapes the Market After the Bell

Dow Jones Today: Dow Closes Back Above 50,000 as Cisco’s AI Rally Reshapes the Market After the Bell

The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished the session above 50,000 once again on Thursday, boosted by Cisco’s strong performance and a surge across technology shares. The index climbed 329.85 points, or 0.66%, ending at 50,023.05. The S&P 500 advanced 0.64% to 7,492.33, and the Nasdaq Composite moved up 0.77% to close at 26,604.97.
Dow Jones Live Update: 50,000 Is Back in Play as Cisco Surge Lifts Wall Street

Dow Jones Live Update: 50,000 Is Back in Play as Cisco Surge Lifts Wall Street

The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 198.31 points, or 0.40%, to 49,891.51 late in the morning, edging closer to that 50,000 threshold. Cisco’s post-earnings rally and renewed strength in artificial-intelligence stocks helped lift U.S. equities. The S&P 500 added 0.54%, with the Nasdaq Composite up 0.60%. Numbers are from Reuters’ U.S. markets page, citing LSEG data with at least a 15-minute delay.
AI Stocks Today: Nvidia Leads Chip Rally as Hot Inflation Tests the Trade

AI Stocks Today: Nvidia Leads Chip Rally as Hot Inflation Tests the Trade

On Wednesday, U.S. AI stocks climbed, with Nvidia leading the charge as chipmakers bounced back. Investors continued piling into firms most exposed to artificial-intelligence infrastructure, shrugging off a hotter-than-expected inflation reading that put a dent in hopes for imminent Fed rate cuts. The S&P 500 added 0.57%; the Nasdaq Composite was up 1.12%. The Dow went the other way, according to Reuters.
Nvidia’s China Opening Turns AI Stocks Into a Policy Trade Again

Nvidia’s China Opening Turns AI Stocks Into a Policy Trade Again

AI stocks weren’t reacting to the usual chip unveil or a flashy new model this time. It was all about access. Nvidia’s Jensen Huang landing a spot on Trump’s China delegation sent a clear message—traders saw a possible opening, maybe some movement on advanced AI-chip sales between the U.S. and China. Nasdaq 100 futures climbed 0.82% as of 05:35 a.m. ET. The Dow futures, though, edged lower, underscoring how specific the buying was.
US Stock Market Today: Nasdaq Futures Bounce, but Hot CPI Keeps the Fed Risk Alive

US Stock Market Today: Nasdaq Futures Bounce, but Hot CPI Keeps the Fed Risk Alive

Futures action was choppy ahead of the bell, with Nasdaq buyers stepping in while the rest of the market lagged. At 5:35 a.m. ET, Nasdaq 100 E-minis climbed 0.82%. S&P 500 E-minis were higher by 0.23%. Dow E-minis slipped 0.3%. That divergence highlights where the money’s going—tech and chip names are getting the bid, not the whole market, as investors process Tuesday’s inflation surprise.
Ouster Stock Jumps as NVIDIA Tie-Up Tests the Line Between Real Demand and Rich Valuation

Ouster Stock Jumps as NVIDIA Tie-Up Tests the Line Between Real Demand and Rich Valuation

Ouster shares climbed ahead of Wednesday’s bell, buoyed by news that its latest Rev8 OS digital lidar sensors secured qualification for NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion—a move investors read as opening new doors for the company in autonomous vehicles. The stock ended Tuesday up 1.1% at $27.10, after trading in a range from $24.76 to $28.55. In early premarket action, it was quoted at $28.75, up 6.1% from Tuesday’s finish.
SMH vs SOXX vs SOXL: AI Chip ETF Rally Hits Its Hardest Test Yet

SMH vs SOXX vs SOXL: AI Chip ETF Rally Hits Its Hardest Test Yet

Semiconductor ETFs took a steep dive on Tuesday. The leveraged Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3X Shares plunged nearly 12.4% just before 11 a.m. in New York—a sharp swing for a fund that’s been one of 2026’s most popular AI hardware bets. Losses rippled across the sector: VanEck Semiconductor ETF fell around 3.5%, iShares Semiconductor ETF slipped 4.1%, and First Trust Nasdaq Semiconductor ETF dropped close to 4.5%.
US Stock Market Live: Hot CPI and Oil Shock Break Wall Street’s Record Run

US Stock Market Live: Hot CPI and Oil Shock Break Wall Street’s Record Run

Stocks in the U.S. lost ground Tuesday morning, as April’s inflation reading came in hotter and oil prices pushed higher, cutting short the market’s record-setting streak. Right around 10:54 a.m. ET, the SPY, which tracks the S&P 500, slipped roughly 0.7%. The QQQ fell about 1.2%, with the Dow’s DIA off 0.6%. Small caps fared worse— IWM dropped 1.8%. The XLE, representing energy stocks, managed to hold just above water.
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