US Stock Market Fails To Recover as $700 Billion Comeback Collapses
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US equities failed to sustain a rebound as roughly $700 billion in market value added during a comeback attempt was wiped out, with AI and semiconductor shares leading the decline. The selloff in chip and AI-linked names kept the broader market from recovering, despite high-profile calls for a tech rebound, including one from Jim Cramer flagging a major tech takeout. The reversal underscores persistent fragility in the AI-driven rally that has powered much of this year's gains. Traders are watching whether chip earnings and AI capex guidance can stabilize sentiment, and whether breadth improves beyond mega-cap tech. Attention now turns to upcoming economic data and Federal Reserve signals for clues on whether the market can mount a durable recovery.
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