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Tech stocks rebound as AI shares rally ahead of earnings week

Semiconductor and AI names such as Nvidia, AMD and Intel led the gains as investors returned to the trade.

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What happened

U.S. technology stocks rebounded on Monday after a sharp sell-off the previous Friday that was the Nasdaq's worst week since early June. Semiconductor and AI names such as Nvidia, AMD and Intel led the gains as investors returned to the trade. Shares of cloud company CoreWeave, whose debt is about $35 billion, have slumped in recent weeks, though J.P. Morgan estimated Tuesday that most global banks have limited exposure to it.

Why it matters

Investors are weighing whether the rally has more room to run or whether they are growing wary of the companies that drove it. Earnings from Netflix, Tesla and Meta due this week will help show which way it goes.

Timeline

  1. Oct 19, 12:07 AM ET: U.S. stock futures rose 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: Semiconductor stocks jumped on Monday, with Intel leading chip stocks higher as investors returned to the AI trade.
  3. Oct 19, 3:53 PM ET: CoreWeave's stock and bonds had sold off sharply in recent weeks over 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 the previous week.

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