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February 2026
Wall Street kicked off Tuesday’s session with a relative degree of caution a day after fears about the disruptive impacts of artificial intelligence sparked a slide that engulfed various industries.
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A sense of caution prevailed on Wall Street as traders assessed the implications of the latest tariff developments.
Data showing the American economy grew at a weaker-than-anticipated pace drove stocks lower.
Heightened geopolitical worries sent stocks falling, extending a surge in oil prices and dragging down Treasuries amid perceived inflation risks.
A slew of data showing the US economy is holding up drove stocks higher as bonds fell, with traders awaiting minutes of the last Fed meeting for clues on the timing of rate cuts.
US equity futures declined as artificial-intelligence concerns damped sentiment, with Wall Street poised to resume trading after a holiday break.
Wall Street got a degree of relief after relatively tame inflation data spurred bigger bets on Federal Reserve rate cuts, with bond yields falling and stocks finding some stability at the end of a wild week for markets.
A much stronger-than-anticipated US jobs report lifted stocks on speculation that economic resilience will keep powering corporate profits.
Treasuries extended gains after a weaker-than-estimated retail sales report reinforced the case for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates this year.
Stocks fell in cautious trading after a week of sharp swings tied to the artificial-intelligence trade.
Dip buyers drove a rebound in US stocks, betting that the three-day selloff led by technology shares was overdone.
Wall Street traders rushed out of riskier corners of the market, with stocks sliding amid a renewed wave of tech selling while bonds climbed after weak jobs data.
Wall Street traders kept driving a rotation out of tech companies, whose all-weather earnings made them safe bets at times of economic uncertainty, and into a broader category of firms tuned to improving growth prospects.
Stocks rose as robust earnings from Palantir Technologies Inc. drove a rally in technology shares and precious metals bounced back.
Wall Street kicked off February on a relatively cautious note, with stocks wavering amid a unwinding of the surge in precious metals to all-time highs even as losses in gold and silver moderated.