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S&P 500 futures muted as investors await big bank earnings; chip weakness weighs

S&P 500 futures muted as investors await big bank earnings; chip weakness weighs

Oct 13 (Reuters) - Futures tied to the S&P 500 were muted on Tuesday, with major US banks scheduled to report earnings while weakness in chip stocks weighed on Nasdaq futures.

S&P 500, Dow futures muted after big bank earnings, chip slide weighs

S&P 500, Dow futures muted after big bank earnings, chip slide weighs

By Tharuniyaa Lakshmi and Purvi Agarwal Oct 13 (Reuters) - Futures linked to the S&P 500 and the Dow were subdued on Tuesday as investors parsed quarterly results from big US banks that kick off the earnings season, while weakness in chip stocks weighed on Nasdaq futures.

Sharp drops for chip stocks weigh on markets

Sharp drops for chip stocks weigh on markets

Sharp drops for stocks in the computer chip industry are circling the world and hitting Wall Street, while mixed profit reports from UnitedHealth Group, Wells Fargo and other big U.S. companies are keeping the market unsettled

S&P 500 set for muted open after big bank earnings, chip slide weighs

S&P 500 set for muted open after big bank earnings, chip slide weighs

By Tharuniyaa Lakshmi and Purvi Agarwal Oct 13 (Reuters) - The benchmark S&P 500 was set for a muted open on Tuesday as investors parsed quarterly results from big US banks that kick off the earnings season, while weakness in chip stocks weighed on Nasdaq futures.

Strong profit reports from Goldman Sachs and others support Wall Street as chip stocks drop

Strong profit reports from Goldman Sachs and others support Wall Street as chip stocks drop

Strong profit reports from Goldman Sachs, UnitedHealth Group and other big U.S. companies are helping to shore up the stock market, even as sharp drops for stocks in the computer chip industry circle the world and hit Wall Street

Wall Street mixed in early trading as big US banks report earnings, chip stocks fall again

Wall Street mixed in early trading as big US banks report earnings, chip stocks fall again

Trading on Wall Street is mixed in the premarket as earnings season kicks off with the latest results from a handful of big banks

Global semiconductor stocks sell-off over AI boom worries pulls Asian shares lower

Global semiconductor stocks sell-off over AI boom worries pulls Asian shares lower

Global shares are mixed

South Korea's Kospi index sinks more than 5% on semiconductor share sell-off over AI boom worries

South Korea's Kospi index sinks more than 5% on semiconductor share sell-off over AI boom worries

South Korea’s benchmark Kospi index has fallen more than 5% on a sell-off of chip shares and Asian shares have mostly declined after U.S. stocks ended mixed

South Korea's Kospi index sinks more than 7% on semiconductor share sell-off over AI boom worries

South Korea's Kospi index sinks more than 7% on semiconductor share sell-off over AI boom worries

South Korea’s benchmark Kospi index has fallen more than 7% on a sell-off of chip shares, and Asian shares have mostly declined after U.S. stocks ended mixed

World stocks dip as chips slide, bonds rise

World stocks dip as chips slide, bonds rise

By Ankur Banerjee and Sruthi Shankar Oct 13 (Reuters) - World stocks dipped on Tuesday as renewed AI concerns hit high-flying chipmakers, driving investors to the safety of government bonds as tech-heavy stock markets in Asia and the United States felt the brunt of the selloff.

Stocks dip on AI jitters, big banks kick off US earnings season

Stocks dip on AI jitters, big banks kick off US earnings season

By Sruthi Shankar Oct 13 (Reuters) - World stocks dipped on Tuesday as renewed AI concerns hit high-flying chipmakers and drove investors to the safety of government bonds, while big Wall Street banks kicked off the US quarterly reporting season.

Analysis-'Brutal session' for chip stocks shows AI trade is turning

Analysis-'Brutal session' for chip stocks shows AI trade is turning

By Tom Westbrook SINGAPORE, Oct 13 (Reuters) - A selloff in AI supplier shares on Tuesday is the strongest sign to date that the mood on the trade of the decade is shifting, with worries rising interest rates could scupper a spending spree bigger than America's historic railroad boom.