Nasdaq Composite

Nasdaq 100 futures are trying to extend an early recovery after Thursday’s break, with buyers defending the latest test ahead of the New York open. The rebound faces a tougher macro backdrop as Brent and WTI crude rise sharply while long-term Treasury yields remain near multi-decade highs.

The Nasdaq Composite climbed to a new high as investors kept buying megacap AI shares and software names despite another rise in long term Treasury yields. The S&P 500 moved closer to its own record, while deal activity and analyst upgrades helped broaden pockets of market strength.

The Nasdaq Composite pushed to another record as growth stock demand held firm despite renewed pressure from long dated Treasury yields. The rally’s durability remains in focus as the Dow fails to confirm the breakout and investors await ISM services data and Fed minutes.

December E-mini S&P 500 Index futures are trading above the 50-day moving average in overnight action, keeping the main daily trend pointed higher. Softer PCE inflation helped rate-hike expectations ease, but firm Treasury yields and cautious Fed commentary kept broader equity sentiment uneven.

The Nasdaq Composite traded lower as Nvidia’s expanded buyback authorization drew buyers into the stock while the broader semiconductor group weakened. Higher Brent crude and elevated Treasury yields kept pressure on technology shares ahead of key inflation, manufacturing and employment data.

The Nasdaq Composite moved lower Thursday as Oracle’s drop put renewed scrutiny on the data-center spending narrative. Treasury yields, stronger activity data, higher oil prices and rate-hike expectations kept pressure on technology shares.

Rising Treasury yields are weighing on industrials and rate sensitive shares, while AI focused technology demand continues to support the Nasdaq. The S&P 500 is testing its 50 day moving average as traders watch whether yield pressure can break the market’s selective growth bid.

Rising Treasury yields are again pressuring industrials and rate-sensitive shares, leaving the Dow on track for another weekly decline. The Nasdaq remains better supported as AI-linked technology buyers continue to defend growth names despite tighter policy concerns.

The Nasdaq advanced as July CPI data kept the September Fed-hold trade alive and AI infrastructure earnings gave technology buyers fresh support. CoreWeave and Super Micro pointed to strong demand across cloud capacity and AI-ready data-center servers.

The Nasdaq advanced as July CPI data kept the September Fed-hold trade in play and AI infrastructure earnings strengthened risk appetite. CoreWeave and Super Micro led the move after updates that pointed to firm demand across cloud computing and AI-ready data-center hardware.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average has notched a fifth straight higher close, showing that industrials remain supported even as technology shares weaken. The next test for risk appetite is whether the Nasdaq can stabilize as SpaceX insider share supply meets fresh anxiety over AI infrastructure spending.

Amazon’s strong move and lower oil prices helped support major stock indexes, while semiconductor weakness kept the rally uneven. Strong ISM manufacturing signals put the focus back on the Fed and Friday’s payrolls report.

Tokenized stock and ETF trading climbed to a record $11.3 billion in July, rising 288% as demand concentrated heavily in Binance’s QQQB token. Excluding QQQB, tokenized-equity volume was roughly $2.03 billion, about 30% below June’s implied total.

The Federal Reserve’s decision to hold rates removed the immediate surprise risk markets had feared, but three dissents for tighter policy kept the policy outlook unsettled. Stocks, the dollar, gold and silver all reacted unevenly as traders shifted attention to upcoming inflation, jobs, GDP and PCE data.

U.S. equities turned lower as a jump in crude oil and escalating Iran tensions undermined the rotation that had supported the Dow. Semiconductor weakness deepened, leaving investors focused on the FOMC press conference and major technology earnings after the close.

The Nasdaq Composite is sitting near a key technical area after settling on the strong side of its 50-day moving average and inside a short-term retracement zone. Chip weakness, upcoming retail sales and jobless claims data, and the Netflix report after the close are shaping the next move for US technology shares.

U.S. stocks traded mixed Tuesday as softer June inflation data revived demand for technology and growth shares. Chipmakers helped the Nasdaq outperform, while IBM’s profit warning dragged on the Dow Jones Industrial Average.