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Big tech stocks are bouncing after a brief pullback, oil prices are cooling as supply fears ease, and bond yields are dipping as investors position for upcoming economic reports.
Tech Finds Its Footing
After a sluggish start to the week, mega-cap tech stocks regained momentum, leading the Nasdaq higher. Chipmakers and cloud giants saw the strongest gains as traders stepped back into growth names. This rebound comes despite lingering concerns over regulation and slowing global demand, showing that tech still holds the market’s leadership role.
Oil Retreats from Recent Highs
Crude prices slipped below $95 as fresh supply data showed a build in U.S. inventories and OPEC+ comments hinted at production flexibility. The drop is giving energy traders a chance to reassess after a strong multi-week rally, though geopolitical risk remains a floor under prices.
Bond Yields Ease on Positioning
Treasury yields edged lower, with the 10-year note dropping back toward 3.9%. The move reflects a cautious shift ahead of next week’s retail sales and housing data, as well as the Fed minutes release. Lower yields gave a small boost to rate-sensitive sectors like real estate and utilities.
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Final Word
Today’s moves show a market quietly rebalancing. Tech’s leadership is back in focus, oil is taking a breather, and bonds are hinting at a more defensive stance ahead of key economic updates.