Wall Street's Flip From AI to Less-Loved Stocks Accelerates, While Oil Prices Keep Easing
Boeing posted $631 million in adjusted free cash flow and Coca-Cola raised full-year guidance after a fifth straight earnings beat.
- On Tuesday, Boeing shares surged 6% on $631 million in adjusted free cash flow, while Coca-Cola jumped 4% following its fifth consecutive earnings beat and raised full-year guidance.
- Investors rotated capital from valuation-stretched AI-heavy tech names into old-economy cash generators, fueling Dow Jones Industrial Average gains as the Nasdaq Composite lagged.
- Micron Technology dropped 8.4% and was the heaviest S&P 500 weight, while Advanced Micro Devices fell 7.4% amid rising worries about artificial-intelligence growth sustainability.
- Falling oil prices helped ease the 10-year Treasury yield to 4.60% from 4.65%, while traders trimmed bets on a Federal Reserve rate hike following Wednesday's meeting.
- Market attention remains on upcoming quarterly reports from Meta Platforms and Microsoft on Wednesday, and Amazon on Thursday, which carry significant weight on broader indexes.
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Most of Wall Street is rising Tuesday, even as stocks of computer chipmakers continue to tumble worldwide. Oil prices, meanwhile, are easing further from the two-month high they hit last week.
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