Wall Street Swings with Worries About Tech Stocks and Discouraged US Shoppers
Concerns over AI disruption and Chinese competition pressured tech stocks while weaker U.S. consumer confidence and profit warnings weighed on markets, with the S&P 500 down 0.75%.
- On Tuesday, Wall Street’s main indexes dropped in a choppy session after a long weekend, with tech heavyweights leading declines as the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 175.80 points, the S&P 500 lost 50.44 points, and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 258.44 points.
- Worries that AI could disrupt business models sparked a selloff last week in software firms, brokerages and trucking, intensified by Alibaba unveiling Qwen 3.5 on Monday and Chinese AI players.
- Nvidia-1.6%, Microsoft-1.3%, Intel-2.2%, AMD-5.2%, and the Philadelphia SE Semiconductor index fell 2.3% on Tuesday, dragging tech lower.
- Financial stocks were a bright spot as the S&P 500 financials index rose 0.8%, with Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase gaining 0.7% and 1.1%, while traders priced a 25-basis-point reduction in June with odds at 52%, ahead of this week’s personal consumption expenditures report.
- Amid weak household confidence, General Mills sank 7.2% after cutting its profit forecast, Genuine Parts reported weaker results, Masimo surged about 34% on a $9.9 billion acquisition, and Norwegian Cruise Line jumped nearly 8% after activist investor Elliott built a more than 10% stake.
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The decline related to AI fears increases throughout the afternoon.
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