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Technology Stocks Rebound as AI Concerns Ease, Russell 2000 Outperforms with 1.2% Gain

U.S. equity markets extended gains on Tuesday with the S&P 500 rising modestly and technology stocks rebounding sharply from recent AI-driven selloffs. The Russell 2000 small-cap index surged 1.2% while most megacap tech companies advanced, with Nvidia leading gains following the Meta chip deal announcement. Nearly 350 constituents of the S&P 500 posted positive returns as investor sentiment improved on solid economic data and easing concerns about AI infrastructure spending sustainability.

Tech Stocks Lead Market Pullback Amid Heightened AI Valuation Scrutiny

Major U.S. technology companies faced further valuation pressures as investors reassessed the long-term return on heavy AI spending, contributing to downward pressure on indices. Analysts noted that market recalibration may create volatility but also potential entry points in certain sub-sectors.

OPKO Health Schedules Q4 Earnings Report, Shares React to Upcoming Guidance

OPKO Health announced plans to release its fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 financial results later this month, expected to include commentary on future revenue and profitability. The upcoming earnings call could influence sentiment among healthcare and biotech investors amid broader market volatility.

Global Markets Reel as AI-Driven Tech Selloff Sparks Broad Equity Declines

Global equity markets experienced a sharp selloff on Feb. 4, 2026 as investors digested heightened concerns about artificial intelligence disruption in software and technology sectors. U.S. and European indexes fell, weighed down by steep losses in major tech and software stocks even as safe-haven assets like gold and silver rallied. The selloff was triggered following the release of a new AI tool that traders fear could disrupt traditional business models, prompting a broad revaluation of risk assets.

U.S. Stock Markets Rally to Record Highs as New Year Trading Begins

U.S. stock markets, including the Dow Jones and S&P 500, have surged to fresh record levels, driven by broad sector gains, strong investor sentiment, and optimism about economic conditions for 2026.