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US stock futures steadied after a three-session decline, weighed down by heavy selling in technology and semiconductor stocks. Rising global bond yields, firmer oil prices, and geopolitical tensions …
US stock indexes sold off sharply Thursday, led by the tech-heavy Nasdaq, as major tech earnings disappointed investors.
US stock futures point to a lower open on Friday, extending Thursday's losses, led by a continued selloff in semiconductor stocks like AMD and Broadcom.
The Dow Jones fell 0.99% and the S&P 500 dropped 1.21% on Wednesday. Major tech companies Salesforce, Microsoft, and Amazon led the declines, while industrial and financial giants like Caterpillar an…
UBS highlights Google's quantum computing advancements amid Alphabet's stock decline linked to US tariff threats and broad tech downturn in Europe.
Alphabet shares fell 2.6% after reports of an EU antitrust fine for favoring its own services, weighing on the wider tech sector.
NVIDIA stock plummeted 2.96% following a 1.17% decline in the broader market, signaling strong negative momentum for the company.
Nvidia shares dropped sharply by nearly 5% amid significant sector losses alongside Broadcom and AMD's notable declines.
NVIDIA shares plunged 4.89%, indicating strong negative market sentiment likely driven by adverse news or results.