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US STOCKS: Early Equities Roundup: Tech Sector Leads Modest Rebound

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  • Still well off last Friday's levels, socks are trading higher Tuesday - continuing to unwind yesterday's sell-off tied to China's AI startup DeepSeek. New competition for US AI developers rattled global markets Monday, the tech heavy Nasdaq -3.65% as leading chip maker stocks tumbled as much as 25%. Currently, the DJIA trades up 62.08 points (0.14%) at 44774.11, S&P E-Minis up 18.5 points (0.31%) at 6065, Nasdaq up 190.2 points (1%) at 19533.06.
  • Information Technology and Communication Services sectors outperformed in the first half, software & hardware makers rebounding faster than semiconductor makers: Crowdstrike +7.83%, Salesforce +5.45%, Apple Inc +3.83%, Arista Networks +3.0% while Nvidia regained approximately 2% after falling over 18% on Monday.
  • Interactive media and entertainment shares helped support the Communication Services sector: Alphabet +1.69%, Meta +1.62%, Live Nation +1.26%.
  • On the flipside, Utilities and Energy sectors underperformed in the first half, electricity providers and oil companies weaker with Constellation Energy -4.83%, NextEra Energy -4.37%, Entergy -2.6%, Diamondback Energy -1.0%.
  • Earnings update after the close: NextEra Energy, Starbucks, Qorvo and Stryker Corp. Heavy Wednesday schedule: Wednesday:Super Micro Computer, Corning, Danaher, Norfolk Southern, Flex, Brinker International, Lennox Int, Hess Corp, MSCI Inc, General Dynamics, Otis Worldwide, Stifel Financial, T-Mobile US, Nasdaq, IBM, Waste Management, Tesla, ServiceNow, Lam Research Corp, Meta Platforms, Microsoft, Ameriprise Financial, Wolfspeed, Western Digital, United Rentals, Teradyne, Las Vegas Sands Corp, Raymond James Financial, Whirlpool Corp and Dow Inc.
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  • Still well off last Friday's levels, socks are trading higher Tuesday - continuing to unwind yesterday's sell-off tied to China's AI startup DeepSeek. New competition for US AI developers rattled global markets Monday, the tech heavy Nasdaq -3.65% as leading chip maker stocks tumbled as much as 25%. Currently, the DJIA trades up 62.08 points (0.14%) at 44774.11, S&P E-Minis up 18.5 points (0.31%) at 6065, Nasdaq up 190.2 points (1%) at 19533.06.
  • Information Technology and Communication Services sectors outperformed in the first half, software & hardware makers rebounding faster than semiconductor makers: Crowdstrike +7.83%, Salesforce +5.45%, Apple Inc +3.83%, Arista Networks +3.0% while Nvidia regained approximately 2% after falling over 18% on Monday.
  • Interactive media and entertainment shares helped support the Communication Services sector: Alphabet +1.69%, Meta +1.62%, Live Nation +1.26%.
  • On the flipside, Utilities and Energy sectors underperformed in the first half, electricity providers and oil companies weaker with Constellation Energy -4.83%, NextEra Energy -4.37%, Entergy -2.6%, Diamondback Energy -1.0%.
  • Earnings update after the close: NextEra Energy, Starbucks, Qorvo and Stryker Corp. Heavy Wednesday schedule: Wednesday:Super Micro Computer, Corning, Danaher, Norfolk Southern, Flex, Brinker International, Lennox Int, Hess Corp, MSCI Inc, General Dynamics, Otis Worldwide, Stifel Financial, T-Mobile US, Nasdaq, IBM, Waste Management, Tesla, ServiceNow, Lam Research Corp, Meta Platforms, Microsoft, Ameriprise Financial, Wolfspeed, Western Digital, United Rentals, Teradyne, Las Vegas Sands Corp, Raymond James Financial, Whirlpool Corp and Dow Inc.