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Dow Slips as Oil and Treasury Yields Retreat; Nvidia Hits Buy Point

Chip and defense stocks gain while energy lags; Boeing rebounds after Monday's decline.

Dow Slips as Oil and Treasury Yields Retreat; Nvidia Hits Buy Point
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On Tuesday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and other leading benchmarks slipped as crude oil prices fell sharply. Semiconductor shares and defense names posted gains, whereas energy companies lost ground. Nvidia stood out as an early advancer in the session. The Dow industrials shed 0.2%. Boeing recovered from the prior day's weakness, climbing more than 3%.[S1]

HPE Investor Day in Focus

Ahead of its investor day on Wednesday, HPE shares have climbed 160% during 2026, helped by optimistic sentiment about the build-out of AI infrastructure.[S1]

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