S&P, Nasdaq Futures recovers some land after the technology defeat

(Reuters) – The futures associated with the S&P 500 and NASDAQ futures were on Tuesday after severe losses in the previous session, when the popularity of the low -cost Chinese artificial intelligence model invested from American technology companies invested.

The sale of Monday came after the emerging Chinese company Deepseek launched Amnesty International models that it says is equally or better than the leading models in the United States in a small part of the cost.

“The narration on Monday was that the water amounts that were spent on AI Capex by major technology companies may be somewhat old in the event of a cheaper solution,” BCA RESEARCH analysts said in a note.

NVIDIA, the leader of the artificial intelligence chip, increased by 4.8 % in pre -market trading, a day after the elimination of $ 593 billion of its market value in the largest loss per session of any company.

Other stocks associated with Amnesty International have regained some land, as Oracle and Broadcom increased by 3.5 % and 4 %, respectively.

Energy companies, which were expected to see a rise in demand from the intensive energy centers needed to develop artificial intelligence technology, were widely higher after declining one day. Vernova added 4.6 % and 3 %.

Heavy NASDAQ in technology fell more than 3 % on Monday, which is the worst day in one day in more than a month, while the S& P 500 normative index fell to 1.5 %.

At 04:51 am on Tuesday, the Dow E-MINIS rose 25 points, or 0.06 %, the S&P 500 E-Minis rose 19.5 points, or 0.32 %, and Nasdaq 100 E-Minis rose 125.75 points, or 0.59 %.

The company’s profits are likely to take the lead center this week.

Boeing, General Motors and Lockheed Martin are among the companies that have been reported by a quarterly results of the day later in the day, while the members of “Magnificent 7” Microsoft, Facebook-Parent Meta, Apple and Tesla later be of this The week.

Also in the focus, the Federal Reserve is widely expected to retain the firm lending rate in its first decision at the interest rate for this year on Wednesday, while the personal consumption expenditures in December (PCE) are scheduled to be read on Friday.

Consumer confidence is scheduled to be read in January at 10 am later in the day.

US President Donald Trump said late on Monday that he was planning to impose a tariff on imported computer chips, pharmaceuticals and steel.

A media report said that the newly -elected Treasury Secretary, Scott Payette, is pressing a new global tariff on US imports to start by 2.5 % and gradually increase in the same amount every month.

The markets were ready on the proposed tariff for Trump on concerns that could exacerbate inflationary pressures and slow interest rate cuts.

(Shashwat Chuhan and Lza Paulin Matacal in Bangaluru; Edited by Devika Siamnith)