US stocks rebound from AI selloff as chip shares rally
· Finance · United States
US stock-index futures edged higher and the Nasdaq 100 recovered from its worst week since the tariff turmoil of April 2025, extending a chip-led rebound. Micron and other chip stocks sprang back to life after a bruising selloff, with Nvidia preparing for a European conference and Meta due to report earnings. In market structure, Cboe Global Markets launched pre-market trading in single-stock options, including those on ETFs tracking major indexes, widening the trading day for equity derivatives.
Why it matters:The chip-led rebound shows how sensitive equity markets remain to AI sentiment, while extended options trading hours change how investors hedge across time zones.
Key points
- Nasdaq 100 recovered from its worst week since April 2025.
- Micron led chip stocks higher after a sharp selloff.
- Cboe launched pre-market single-stock options trading.
Sources (original reporting)
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