Nasdaq futures jump as tech stocks bounce back -Breaking
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(Reuters) – Futures following the Omicron variant surged on Tuesday, as tech stocks recovered from concerns. Shares in Intel also rose after plans to make its self-driving car unit public.
Recent declines in technology stocks have resulted from investors pricing in an aggressive tightening in U.S. money policy, despite Omicron coronavirus concerns.
Tesla (NASDAQ) Inc rose 3.3% premarket trading, after falling into bear market territory intraday on Monday. The stock fell more than 20% since Nov 4, when it was at its highest close.
Intel Corp (NASDAQ:] surged 8.1% following the announcement of plans to make Mobileye (F) public in the United States mid-2022. This deal could potentially value the Israeli unit in excess of $50 billion according to one source.
Nvidia (NASDAQ) also saw a rise of between 1.8% to 3.2% from other chipmakers Advanced Micro Devices and Micron Technology. Stocks of major tech companies, including Alphabet and Amazon (NASDAQ), Apple (NASDAQ) and Microsoft(NASDAQ:), rose approximately 2% in the early trading.
5.30 a.m. ET ET: were up 342points, or 97%.
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