Benzinga·2026-02-24 18:04Group 1 - U.S. stocks rebounded on Tuesday after a sharp selloff on Monday, driven by economic fears related to a Citrini Research note on artificial intelligence's impact on the labor market [1] - Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD) secured a significant $100 billion infrastructure agreement with Meta Platforms Inc. (Meta), which improved risk sentiment in the market [1] - Meta signed a five-year deal to purchase AMD chips for its data centers, starting with one gigawatt this year and scaling to six gigawatts, leading to a 9% surge in AMD shares and a broad rally in technology stocks [2] Group 2 - Booking Holdings Inc. (BKNG) experienced a 5% bounce after recent selloffs due to concerns about AI disrupting online travel agencies, reflecting a risk-on tone in the travel sector [3] - The technology sector led the market with a 1.7% gain, followed by consumer discretionary up 1.5% and industrials ahead 1%, while energy and healthcare were the weakest groups [3] - In commodities, gold fell 1.8% to $5,140 per ounce, silver eased 0.7% to $87, and copper climbed 2.1% to nearly $6 per pound [3] Group 3 - Treasury yields hovered near technical support, with the 10-year yield around the 4% threshold, revisiting levels last seen during November's tech selloff [4] - Bitcoin traded flat at $64,000, showing little reaction to the equity rebound in the markets [4]