Wall Street Surges, Chip Stocks Soar

Wall Street Surges, Chip Stocks Soar

Author: The Daily News Now! April 24, 2026 Duration: 1:53
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Wall Street futures show mixed signals ahead of the bell, with S&P 500 futures up slightly, Dow futures flat, and Nasdaq futures surging due to chip stocks. Oil prices dip after Trump extends Jones Act waiver, allowing easier energy product imports. Despite the Iran wars impact on global energy flows, markets remain optimistic, driven by strong corporate earnings and hopes for a swift conflict resolution. Intel shares skyrocket, boosting the chip sector. Asia trades mixed, while Europe dips slightly. Traders bet on a quick resolution, despite inflation risks from the energy crunch.

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