The Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 clawed back ground following a two-day slide, driven by a rotation into technology and chipmaker equities. Intel shares surged on reports of potential U.S.-based manufacturing collaborations with South Korea’s SK Hynix, providing a much-needed catalyst for the tech sector. Conversely, energy and financial stocks retreated as the market recalibrated risk.
Oil prices softened after Saudi Arabia’s recent maneuvers tempered fears regarding Middle East supply disruptions, directly dragging down the S&P 500 energy index. While the immediate cooling of commodity prices offers a brief respite, the broader focus remains fixed on the Fed's policy trajectory. Skeptics warn that any deviation from expected tightening could jeopardize the central bank's credibility, especially as geopolitical instability continues to strain global risk appetites.




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