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2026-10-15

Dow and small caps rally as tech slides on AI jitters

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Market Summary

Market & SentimentA clear rotation: the Dow rose 1.08% and the Russell 2000 gained 1.37%, while the Nasdaq 100 slipped 0.13%. Breadth was strong at 379 advancers to 121 decliners, yet only 43.1% of stocks sit above their 50-day average, and 23 new highs came with zero new lows. Treasury yields slid as investors fled to bonds amid a tech rout.

Sectors & StocksHealth care (+1.9%) and materials (+1.72%) led, while energy (-1.55%) and tech (-0.52%) lagged. Intuit jumped 6.36% on its Sequence acquisition; ServiceNow rose 6.14% on EmployeeWorks updates and a denied Decagon rumor. AppLovin added 6.52%. HPE fell 7.1% and Dell 6.8% as AI hardware sentiment weakened; Arista lost 5.04%.

Rates, FX & CryptoTreasury yields fell as investors sought safety amid the tech selloff. The dollar was little changed: USD/CNY dipped 0.03% and EUR/USD rose 0.12%. Crypto gained, with Bitcoin up 0.73% to about $82,133 and Ether up 0.98% to roughly $2,439.

Earnings & AnnouncementsMarsh McLennan reported Q3 revenue of $6.86 billion with adjusted EPS above expectations. FinDog moved BNY Mellon from Neutral to Bullish. KFC U.S. will switch its beverage supplier to Coca-Cola starting January, ending a long PepsiCo partnership. Cboe plans to expand pre- and post-market options trading hours for major stocks and ETFs.

What to Watch Next Trading Day
  • Bank earnings from CFG, MTB, RF, TFC, TRV before the open
  • AI trade and Treasury yields after tech rout
  • Any follow-through in small caps and Dow rotation
Top News
  1. Investors fled to bonds amid a technology selloff, pushing Treasury yields lower. The move reflects risk aversion as AI-related names came under pressure.
    CNBC10-15 12:56 UTC
  2. A deepening AI selloff centered on CoreWeave weighed on tech shares, raising doubts about financing for AI infrastructure and pressuring related stocks.
    Reuters10-15 04:38 UTC
  3. Jensen Huang told CNBC he has ongoing dialogs with Chinese AI researchers on safety, signaling continued engagement despite US-China tech tensions.
    NVDACNBC10-15 11:12 UTC
  4. Nvidia's CEO said customers keep ordering more AI chips than the company can supply, even as a steep tech selloff raises doubts about financing the AI buildout.
    NVDAYahoo10-15 18:37 UTC
  5. SK Hynix conditioned a new US factory on more US chip equipment exports to China, a potential test for semiconductor supply-chain policy.
    Reuters10-15 02:02 UTC
  6. Toy prices are rising into the holiday season due to tariffs and the Iran conflict, adding to consumer inflation pressures.
    Reuters10-15 10:18 UTC
  7. Higher oil shipping costs are feeding through to pump and grocery prices, a fresh inflation risk for consumers and policymakers.
    Reuters10-15 10:29 UTC
  8. Cboe will offer extended options trading on 24 actively traded companies and five ETFs, broadening access outside regular hours.
    CNBC10-15 12:01 UTC
  9. KFC U.S. will partner with Coca-Cola for beverages starting January, ending a long relationship with PepsiCo and potentially shifting fountain drink volumes.
    KOPEPYahoo10-15 19:30 UTC

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