US Stocks Drift in Mixed Early Trading on Wall Street as Apple Falls
AI chip stocks rebounded and Apple fell after warning that rising memory costs will squeeze holiday-quarter margins, analysts said.
- Apple shares slid 4% early Tuesday after the company projected lower profit margins for the final three months of this year, citing expenses from its Siri release and surging global Memory demand.
- The broader market remains volatile recently as investors react to swings in AI-related stocks, with many market participants worrying that valuations in the artificial intelligence sector surged too high during the recent frenzy.
- Tuesday's midterm elections are also keeping financial markets unsteady, though history suggests they may not significantly impact the broad market, according to Brock Weimer, an analyst at Edward Jones.
- Elsewhere, Celanese climbed 4.9% and DuPont added 7% on Tuesday, while Nvidia rose 3.1% and memory chipmakers Samsung Electronics and Hynix declined amid ongoing tech sector volatility.
- Uncertainty regarding the war with Iran continues to drive Oil price swings, as Brent crude rebounded to $106.50 per barrel early Tuesday following defensive United States strikes on Iranian targets.
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The technology sector managed to bounce back to Wall Street after several sessions in the red.
The New York stock market showed mixed trends ahead of the U.S. midterm elections. The Nasdaq and S&P 500 rebounded as semiconductor stocks such as AMD showed strength, but the Dow Jones fell due to disappointing profit margin forecasts for Apple. The market is closely watching policy changes following the election results and the future trends of AI-related stocks.
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Nasdaq Rallies as AI Chip Stocks Rebound, Apple Slides Ahead of Midterm Election Results
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Wall Street operates in mixed directions this Tuesday, after also closing yesterday without a clear trend, in a session marked by the US and Apple mid-term elections, whose actions fall after the release of their quarterly results last night.
The American exchanges closed this Tuesday in opposite directions, while the recovery of the technology sector, after the strong adjustments of positions seen in recent days, supported the Nasdaq and S&P 500 indexes. The frustration with Apple's quarterly result, however, weighed on the Dow Jones, in a session marked by the caution of investors regarding the effects of mid-term elections in the United States. The Dow Jones index closed down by 0…
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