US Stocks Bounce as AI Winners Recover some of Last Week's Sharp Losses
Chipmakers led gains as investors awaited earnings that will test whether heavy AI spending is translating into profits.
- On Monday, the S&P 500 Index rose 0.6% and the Nasdaq composite climbed 1%, rebounding as chipmakers and technology stocks recovered following last week's slump.
- Markets are testing whether Big Tech profits match high expectations amid a deluge of earnings reports, with companies facing pressure to report strong spring growth.
- Nvidia Corp. added 1.9%, AMC Entertainment rallied 11.6% after beating revenue expectations, and Domino's Pizza Inc. climbed 7.7% following stronger-than-expected quarterly results.
- The 10-year Treasury yield ticked up to 4.56%, as concerns over expensive oil and high inflation threaten to undercut prices for stocks and other investments.
- Alphabet Inc. will report quarterly results on Wednesday, providing updates on artificial intelligence efforts as Wall Street seeks evidence of robust demand and profit growth.
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