US stocks climbed to fresh record highs on Tuesday, extending the technology-led rally as investors continued to back artificial intelligence-related companies ahead of the third-quarter earnings season.
US stocks climbed to fresh record highs on Tuesday, extending the technology-led rally as investors continued to back artificial intelligence-related companies ahead of the third-quarter earnings season.
Wall Street opened higher on Wednesday as hopes of progress in Middle East peace talks helped offset sharp losses in SpaceX and AMD.
Wall Street opened firmly higher on Monday, with technology stocks leading a broad-based rally.
US stock markets opened firmly higher on Friday as investors looked to end the month on a positive note, with technology shares once again leading the gains.
US stock indexes are on track to open higher on Friday after a sharp sell-off in the previous session.
The US stock market sell-off continued on Friday, with technology and artificial intelligence-related shares leading the decline.
Wall Street looked set to open higher, with major US indices hovering near record levels in premarket trading as optimism over a potential US-Iran agreement weighed on oil prices.
US stocks have dropped to their lowest levels since August, as rising geopolitical tensions and higher oil prices weigh on investor sentiment.
Nearly $240bn has been wiped off Amazon’s value as investors grow anxious over the eye-watering sums Wall Street is pouring into AI. Shares in the e-commerce giant plunged 10% at
US stock indexes were set to open higher after a bruising sell-off in technology shares, though Amazon fell 7.5% in premarket trading after signalling a sharp increase in AI-related spending.
US stocks climbed to fresh record highs as Wall Street brushed aside concerns over a weaker dollar.
US equities edged modestly higher as investors awaited a potential ruling from the Supreme Court of the United States on the legality of tariffs imposed during the presidency of Donald