Wall Street opens higher as chip stocks rebound before tech earnings
What's next: Investors are looking to upcoming big-tech results for signals on whether the AI-fueled rally can keep going.
What's next: Investors are looking to upcoming big-tech results for signals on whether the AI-fueled rally can keep going.
What's new: Fed projections showed nine officials expect at least one rate increase by the end of 2026.
What's new: SpaceX was set to open near a $1.75 trillion valuation, with only 3% to 4% of shares available for trading.
What's new: Traders cut bets on a June rate cut and raised the odds of a Fed hike by the end of 2026 after the payrolls report.
Why it matters: A stronger-than-expected May jobs report pushed traders to price in a 42.7% chance of a Fed rate hike by December.
Why it matters: firmer hiring lifted expectations for tighter Fed policy, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average still edged up 0.09%.
Why it matters: The split session showed money rotating into health care and financials even as chip stocks sold off on AI valuation worries.