TREE NEWS reports: The S&P 500 opened 45.54 points lower, down 0.59% at 7,611.44, while the Nasdaq Composite fell 314.53 points, or 1.19%, to 26,018.50. The Dow Jones Industrial Average bucked the trend, opening 177.59 points higher, up 0.34% at 52,750.88.
S&P 500 Opens Down 0.59% as Nasdaq Falls 1.19%, Dow Gains 0.34%
AI take
The split between the Dow and the Nasdaq points to rotation rather than broad risk-off selling, with the tech-heavy index carrying the losses while the Dow holds up. That divergence matters because it suggests the pressure is concentrated in one part of the market, not a uniform de-risking move. Whether the Nasdaq's underperformance continues to widen against the Dow is the open question worth tracking.
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