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Tech stocks rebound as AI selloff fears persist on Wall Street

Chip and AI shares bounced Monday after Friday's losses, though investors stayed cautious ahead of major tech earnings. The rebound faded by Tuesday morning as futures turned mixed.

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What happened

U.S. technology and AI stocks rallied on Monday after the Nasdaq's worst week since June, led by semiconductor names such as AMD, Nvidia and Intel. Investors weighed that bounce against worries about debt-heavy CoreWeave, whose stock and bonds have sold off sharply. By Tuesday morning, the AI trade rebound had stalled and index futures pointed mixed.

Why it matters

Investors are also wary of whether the AI trade has truly recovered.

Timeline

  1. Oct 19, 12:07 AM ET: U.S. stock futures rebounded after the Nasdaq's worst week since early June, with investors looking ahead to earnings from Netflix, Tesla and Meta.
  2. Oct 19, 9:57 AM ET: Intel led chip stocks higher as investors jumped back into the AI trade.
  3. Oct 19, 3:53 PM ET: CoreWeave's stock and bonds had sold off dramatically in recent weeks amid concerns about its roughly $35 billion in debt.
  4. Oct 20, 3:30 AM ET: J.P. Morgan estimated that most global banks have limited exposure to CoreWeave, after its stocks and bonds slumped last week.
  5. Oct 20, 7:16 AM ET: S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures pointed lower as the AI trade rebound stalled.

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